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self-reproach

/ˌself.rɪˈprəʊtʃ/

Traduction: Nom désignant le sentiment de regret profond ou l'action de se blâmer soi-même, généralement pour une faute ou une erreur passée.

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noun

/ˌself.rɪˈprəʊtʃ/C1formal
  • frNom désignant le sentiment de regret profond ou l'action de se blâmer soi-même, généralement pour une faute ou une erreur passée.

A noun referring to a feeling of deep regret or the act of blaming oneself, typically for a past misdeed or mistake.

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  1. Feeling of regretB2formal

    A deep sense of regret or guilt for something one has done wrong.

    frAuto-reproche

    • He was filled with self-reproach after lying to his friend.
    • She felt a pang of self-reproach for forgetting her mother's birthday.
    • His self-reproach was evident in his downcast eyes.

    Synonymescompunctioncontritionguiltpenitenceregretremorserepentanceself-condemnation

    Antonymesself-satisfaction

  2. Act of blaming oneselfB2formal

    The action of criticizing or blaming oneself for a mistake or fault.

    frreproche de soi-même

    • Her constant self-reproach was unhealthy and unproductive.
    • He engaged in bitter self-reproach for the accident.
    • Self-reproach can sometimes prevent personal growth.

    Synonymesself-accusationself-condemnationself-reproof

    Antonymesself-praise

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  • self-reproach's possessive singular form
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