shamed
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4.4
- adjective
- /ʃeɪmd/
:
avergonzado
- We have been somehow shamed out of ending toxic dynamics.
And again, people feel shamed into not acknowledging it for what it is.
- And again, people feel shamed into not acknowledging it for what it is.
- We're so shamed into not crying.
- One way is to not be shy or, or or or shamed.
Examples
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You caught me, and I am forever shamed.
Blog text (19) -
The Colonel is suddenly, deeply shamed.
Fiction book (1999) -
You know, I was shamed in terms of what I was trying to do.
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Let's talk about people being shamed for being discerning.
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She felt deeply shamed after realizing her mistake in front of her friends.
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He walked away from the meeting feeling shamed by the criticism he received.
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After the incident, she was shamed for not speaking up sooner about the problem.
Synonyms
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1.4
Showing that you feel bad about doing something wrong
504
1.0
Feeling embarrassed and guilty about something you did or failed to do
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1.1
Feeling awkward, shy, or ashamed because of something you did
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4.6
Feeling very sorry for doing something that hurt someone
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4.9
Feeling very embarrassed and ashamed
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6.5
Feeling very sorry and upset because you did something wrong
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8.2
Feeling or looking very ashamed for doing something wrong
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3.7
Feeling ashamed and embarrassed because people laugh at you
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8.4
Feeling upset and embarrassed after failing or being corrected in front of others
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6.5
Feeling or showing shame and embarrassment
Antonyms
How Ashamed
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4.9
- Offensive
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3.7
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4.4
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1.1
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7.2
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4.0
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word shamed comes from the old word shame, which meant 'embarrassment' or 'loss of respect'. So, to be shamed is to feel guilty or very embarrassed and want to hide.