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shameful

/ˈʃeɪm.fəl/

Traduction: Qui provoque de la honte ou du déshonneur ; indigne, qui mérite le blâme ou la réprobation.

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adjective

/ˈʃeɪm.fəl/B2formal
  • frQui provoque de la honte ou du déshonneur ; indigne, qui mérite le blâme ou la réprobation.

Describes something that causes shame or disgrace.

  1. Deserving disgraceB2formal

    Deserving or bringing disgrace or shame, especially in relation to conduct or character.

    frHonteux

    • His shameful behavior at the party embarrassed everyone.
    • The politician's shameful actions led to his resignation.
    • It is shameful to treat others with such disrespect.

    Synonymesdegradingdiscreditabledisgracefuldishonorablehumiliatingignominiousinfamousmortifyingopprobriousshaming

    Antonymesadmirablecreditableestimablehonorablehonourablenoblepraiseworthyreputablerespectableworthy

  2. Morally offensiveB2formal

    Causing offense to moral sensibilities and damaging one's reputation.

    frHonter, déshonorer

    • The company's shameful disregard for safety regulations caused the accident.
    • She found his comments about her appearance shameful.
    • The scandal revealed shameful secrets about the organization.

    Synonymescontemptibledegradingdiscreditabledisgracefuldishonorableignominiousopprobriousreprehensiblescandalous

    Antonymescreditablehonorablepraiseworthyproperrespectablerighteousseemlyvirtuous

Formes
  • more shameful comparative form
  • most shameful superlative form
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