to shaming
- verb
- /ˈʃeɪmɪŋ/
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- He offered me gentle, kind love and hope without embarrassing me, shaming me or making me feel guilty.
This is I hate people who shame people for not owning houses.
- This is I hate people who shame people for not owning houses.
- How infants get shamed is when they're not seen.
- So what about shaming people with money or about money?
- It has to do with shaming you so they can keep their power.
- And I for one think it's time we stop shaming days of the week.
- It's A and I really hate kink shaming, but that's that's just extreme, right?
- We used to unite around that and they shamed us into uniting around that.
- total fear now where people, you know, people are shaming other people for wearing masks and stuff. And
- People talking about their problems, you get shamed about it.
- No, we can just best believe we're shaming.
- But no, really just including it in challenges but shaming myself.
- You know, it's we, we shame people for not being in relationships and then we shame them for wanting one.
- This is what takes me down is that I publicly shamed you for being off tempo with your clap.
Examples
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It would be better for everyone if they felt like they could change their minds and get the vaccine now without being shamed for being late to the party.
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total fear now where people, you know, people are shaming other people for wearing masks and stuff. And
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So what about shaming people with money or about money?
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Oh, and do you do you shame people who eat meat?
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This is I hate people who shame people for not owning houses.
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Coffee shops where they shame you into being efficient.
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And I thought, why am I shaming myself for having a muffin?
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That we publicly shame people for using their voices, which is disgusting and wrong.
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Many people are shaming others online for their political views, which creates a toxic environment.
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They are often shaming individuals publicly for not adhering to social norms, which can lead to distress.
Synonyms
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2.1
Make someone feel awkward or ashamed in front of others
414
6.1
Make someone feel very ashamed and foolish, often in front of others
170
3.9
To make someone feel guilty or embarrassed to get them to do something
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4.5
To make someone lose respect or honor by doing something shameful
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7.8
To say bad things about someone without a good reason to make them seem less important
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7.7
To speak badly about someone or something to show little respect
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7.5
Treat someone as shameful and not worthy of respect
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9.3
To criticize someone publicly to make them feel ashamed
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9.5
Say bad things about someone in public to show others what they did
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8.0
To criticize someone or something very strongly in public
To say bad things about someone in public to make them feel ashamed
Antonyms
How Shaming
- Offensive
414
6.1
55
5.1
170
3.9
642
2.1
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Shaming comes from the simple word shame, which means 'to make someone feel embarrassed'. To 'shame' someone is to cause that feeling, so 'shaming' is the action of criticizing or humiliating someone and making them feel bad.