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Meanings of self-reproach in English
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autoretret Usage of self-reproach in English
1
The coldness of the clergyman was forgotten in the bitterness of self-reproach.
2
There was grave self-reproach in his tone, but no reproach for her.
3
The lieutenant-colonel, Creighton, was for a time in the abyss of self-reproach.
4
In bitterness of fear and self-reproach he at once realized his blunder.
5
She recoiled from herself in a shiver of self-reproach as she said:
6
Some women, in her position, might have wasted time in useless self-reproach.
7
I am not without a certain sort of self-reproach in all this.
8
Reproaches now would be useless; whether self-reproach, or reproach to his wife.
9
She felt a little pang of self-reproach at the sight of him.
10
He had scarcely heard her speak, so absorbed was he in self-reproach.
11
It would relieve my mind from part of a weight of self-reproach.
12
Among the letters was one which made his cheek burn with self-reproach.
13
His arms closed round Marguerite once more with a passion of self-reproach.
14
He awoke with a start to an agony of remorse and self-reproach.
15
He did not know how to contain himself for misery and self-reproach.
16
He did not speak, and I felt a dreadful pang of self-reproach.
Self-reproach through the time