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ashamed

/əˈʃeɪmd/

Traduction: Éprouvant de la gêne ou de la culpabilité à cause de ses propres actions ou qualités.

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adjective

/əˈʃeɪmd/A2formal
  • frÉprouvant de la gêne ou de la culpabilité à cause de ses propres actions ou qualités.

Feeling embarrassed or guilty because of one's own actions or characteristics.

  1. Feeling shame or guiltA2formal

    Experiencing a sense of shame, guilt, embarrassment, or remorse about one's own actions or circumstances.

    frAvoir honte

    • He was deeply ashamed of his rude behavior at the party.
    • She felt ashamed for lying to her parents.
    • They were ashamed of their failure to help their friend.

    Synonymesabashedchagrinedcontriteembarrassedguiltyhumiliatedmortifiedremorsefulrepentantsheepish

    Antonymeshonoredproudunashamed

  2. Embarrassed or self-consciousA2formal

    Feeling uncomfortable or self-conscious because of something one has done or a situation one is in.

    frHonteux, gêné

    • I was too ashamed to admit I had made a mistake.
    • She felt ashamed when everyone stared at her.
    • He was ashamed of his old clothes at the fancy event.

    Synonymesabashedchagrineddiscomfitedembarrassedhumiliatedmortifiedself-consciousshamefacedsheepishuncomfortable

    Antonymesconfidentproudshamelessunashamed

Formes
  • more ashamed comparative form
  • most ashamed superlative form
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