self-accusation

• Sustantivo que denota el acto de acusarse a uno mismo, generalmente por sentir que no se ha estado a la altura de los propios estándares, deberes o expectativas.

A noun referring to an admission or acknowledgment that one has failed to meet a personal standard, duty, or expectation.

1. Admission of personal failureC1formal

   An acknowledgment that one has not lived up to a personal standard or expectation.

   autoinculpación

   • His self-accusation was painful to witness as he admitted his shortcomings.
   • She made a quiet self-accusation about not being a better parent.
   • The letter was filled with self-accusation for not achieving his goals.

   Sinónimosself-condemnationself-criticismself-reproachself-reproof