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Meanings of shamefacedness in English
Catalan
apocament Usage of shamefacedness in English
1
Therefore it seems that shamefacedness is not properly about a disgraceful action.
2
He waxed excited on a subject that drew him from his shamefacedness.
3
Macleod jumped up with some shamefacedness, and began to array himself quickly.
4
Now certain vices are opposed to shamefacedness, namely shamelessness and inordinate prudery.
5
Objection 1: It would seem that shamefacedness is not about a disgraceful action.
6
He seemed lost in thought, and Julian continued, throwing off his original shamefacedness:
7
He took the benefit of my shamefacedness, for which I daily punished his.
8
His mirth had some superficial signs of shamefacedness, but it was hopeful underneath.
9
He looked up at me with some little shamefacedness, or so I imagined.
10
She grew confused-hesitated ;theshamefacedness of girlhood came over her.
11
She had a certain shamefacedness about going through the streets in such a fashion.
12
Now shamefacedness is a part of honesty: for Ambrose says (De Offic.
13
His shamefacedness was an admission of guilt, but he shook his head in contradiction.
14
Since then temperance is in a virtuous man, it means that shamefacedness is also.
15
Mademoiselle Cormon, from a sense of shamefacedness, dared not look at the terrible seducer.
16
With regard to shamefacedness there are four points of inquiry:
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