abashed

• Que sente vergonha, embaraço ou desconforto por causa de suas próprias ações, palavras ou aparência.

Feeling embarrassed, ashamed, or disconcerted, typically due to shyness, guilt, or a loss of composure.

1. Embarrassed or self-consciousC1formal

   Experiencing a strong sense of self-conscious distress and discomfort arising from a social mistake, awkward situation, or unwanted attention.

   Envergonhado ou constrangido

   • He stood before the crowd looking utterly abashed after forgetting his lines.
   • Her abashed smile revealed how sorry she was for the clumsy remark.
   • The child hung his head, clearly abashed by the scolding.
   • Even the most confident speaker can become abashed by such direct praise.
   • A quick, abashed apology followed the accidental interruption.

   Sinônimosashamedchagrineddiscomfitedembarrassedhumiliatedmortifiedred-facedself-consciousshamefacedsheepish

   Antônimosconfidentproudshamelessunembarrassed

2. Chagrined or humbledC1formal

   Made to feel shame, guilt, or loss of pride because of a personal error, misbehavior, or a humbling revelation.

   Envergonhado ou humilhado

   • He was deeply abashed when his careless mistake was pointed out.
   • The student looked abashed after the teacher returned the failing grade.
   • She felt abashed by her own earlier arrogance once the truth came to light.
   • An abashed hush fell over the room after his stern warning.
   • They were abashed into silence by the guest's unexpected and honest criticism.

   Sinônimosashamedchagrinedcrestfallendiscomfitedembarrassedhumiliatedmortifiedshamefacedsheepish

   Antônimosproudshamelessunashamedundaunted

• Verbo usado principalmente em contextos formais ou literários, que significa causar em alguém uma sensação de vergonha, embaraço ou confusão; deixar alguém sem graça ou atrapalhado.

An archaic verb meaning to cause someone to feel embarrassed, disconcerted, or ashamed.

1. Cause embarrassmentC1formal

   To make someone feel embarrassed, ashamed, or self-conscious.

   Envergonhar

   • His rude comment abashed her in front of everyone.
   • She was abashed by the unexpected praise.
   • The student felt abashed when he couldn't answer the simple question.

   Sinônimoschagrinconfounddiscomfitdisconcertembarrasshumiliatemortifynonplusshame

   Antônimoscomfortemboldenencouragereassure