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Meanings of shamed in English

Showing a sense of guilt.

Related terms

Suffering shame.

Synonyms
Examples for "disgraced"
Examples for "disgraced"
1
Also read: David Warner: Six times the disgraced opener crossed the line
The South African
2
Chile arrested disgraced former president Alberto Fujimori of Peru early this morning.
The Irish Times
3
Arsenal, it must be said were far from disgraced, outplayed, or overrun.
The Guardian
4
But he has not been disgraced in the eyes of the public.
The Landloper: The Romance of a Man on Foot
5
He said, They have disgraced us in the eyes of the world.
Woodrow Wilson as I Know Him
1
Professor Clements says this approach to aid was discredited a generation ago.
Radio NZ
2
Greek Island may have been discredited, but the government still needed shelters.
First contact: or, it's later than you think
3
Unfortunately, since first published in 1959, the book has become increasingly discredited.
The Complete Jack the Ripper
4
The delegation is probably the most discredited one in the entire convention.
The Letters of Franklin K. Lane, Personal and Political
5
It is inconceivable that this discredited over-centralised artificial pay policy can continue.
The Guardian
1
He declared that the call for the convention had dishonored the State.
Stories Of Georgia
2
I am dishonored; and with a dishonored culprit your majesty cannot contend.
Frederick the Great and His Family: A Historical Novel
3
He had not only been beaten; he had been dishonored and defiled.
The Adventures of Kathlyn
4
This man has dishonored me in the dearest relations of my household.
Confession; Or, The Blind Heart. A Domestic Story
5
You are shamed, dishonored, no longer fit to be Chief of Chiefs.
Bones of the Dragon
Usage of shamed in English
1
His question shamed me, for I myself should have offered my aid.
The diary of mattie spenser
2
Maybe these moments taught you something good about yourself, or shamed you.
Losing charlotte
3
The spirit of the people rose and shamed them for their cowardice.
Hero Tales of the Far North
4
The place was inundated with artificial light that shamed the newborn day.
The Door in the Wall, and Other Stories
5
Also, this may include taxpayers being publicly named and shamed by HMRC.
The South African
6
It made her feel unclothed, stripped in the market-place-soto speak-andshamed.
Deadham Hard: A Romance
7
Genteel southern Mac was shamed by my lack of china and silver.
Faefever
8
Such practices are a disgrace and have shocked and shamed us all.
The Guardian
9
You are shamed, dishonored, no longer fit to be Chief of Chiefs.
Bones of the Dragon
10
The little hand which held the radishes would not have shamed Aurora.
Over the Teacups
11
The boatmen were shamed into heroism, and the imperiled people were saved.
The Empire of Austria; Its Rise and Present Power
12
Please. It shamed him to beg, but he could not help it.
Misery
13
I feel shamed, like I lost a race to a better opponent.
Dark Matter
14
Throat, cheeks, and forehead flamed with the rush of the shamed blood.
Adventure
15
Again they shook hands, eyes crossing in a smile of shamed hostility.
Eve's Ransom
16
Before, he would have felt he shamed the memory of his father.
Antiphon
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Australia
Common
United Kingdom
Less common
Ireland
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