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self-disgust

/ˌself.dɪsˈɡʌst/

Tradução: Sentimento de nojo, aversão ou repulsa por si mesmo, geralmente causado por ações próprias ou por características que a pessoa considera indignas ou vergonhosas.

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noun

/ˌself.dɪsˈɡʌst/C1formal
  • ptSentimento de nojo, aversão ou repulsa por si mesmo, geralmente causado por ações próprias ou por características que a pessoa considera indignas ou vergonhosas.

A noun referring to a feeling of shame or strong dislike directed towards oneself, often resulting from one's own actions or perceived shortcomings.

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  1. Intense self-loathingC1formal

    A strong feeling of shame or revulsion directed at oneself, often resulting from one's own actions or perceived shortcomings.

    ptNojo de si mesmo

    • He was overwhelmed by a wave of self-disgust after his outburst.
    • She felt a deep self-disgust for lying to her friend.
    • The character's self-disgust was a central theme of the novel.

    Sinônimosself-hatred

    Antônimosself-esteemself-loveself-regard

Formas
  • self-disgusts plural form
  • self-disgusts' possessive plural form
  • self-disgust's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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