Shame meaning in English
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Definition
shame: embarrassment, humiliation, disgrace
He has no shame. He is never embarrassed, he is not scared of what people think. (negative)
to be, to feel ashamed: to be, to feel embarrassed, guilty, humiliated
You should be ashamed of yourself. How could you eat all of my wedding cake?
that's a shame: that's a pity, that's bad luck, that's unfortunate
Examples
- "Philip : That's a shame."
- "It was a shame."
- "You should be ashamed of yourself."
- "It would be a shame to have to bother Bruno with this."
- "It's a shame really."
- "It would be a shame if he missed his own birthday party!"
- "It's a shame that I didn't think of it."
- "Luna : Well, so that nobody feels ashamed for suggesting something silly."
- "Dr. Gilchrist : That's a shame."
- "Donna : It's ok, Susan, you don't have to feel ashamed."
- "It is nothing to be ashamed of-"
- "Kiwi bloke : Oh, that's a shame."
- "Rage. Shame. Embarrassment."
- "Hmmmm. Does it make you feel ashamed?"
- "Hannah : Philip you should be ashamed!"
- "Sam : Well that's a shame."
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