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Definition of shame
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of shame is as below...
Shame (v. t.) To make
ashamed;
to
excite
in (a
person)
a
comsciousness
of guilt or
impropriety,
or of
conduct
derogatory
to
reputation;
to put to
shame..
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Disgrace
::
Disgrace
(n.) To do
disfavor
to; to bring
reproach
or shame upon; to
dishonor;
to treat or cover with
ignominy;
to lower in
estimation.
Blushless
::
Blushless
(a.) Free from
blushes;
incapable
of
blushing;
shameless;
impudent.
Abash
::
Abash (v. t.) To
destroy
the
self-possession
of; to
confuse
or
confound,
as by
exciting
suddenly
a
consciousness
of
guilt,
mistake,
or
inferiority;
to put to
shame;
to
disconcert;
to
discomfit..
Shame
::
Shame (n.) To be
ashamed;
to feel
shame.
Shame
::
Shame (v. t.) To make
ashamed;
to
excite
in (a
person)
a
comsciousness
of guilt or
impropriety,
or of
conduct
derogatory
to
reputation;
to put to
shame..
Take
::
Take (v. t.) To
assume;
to
adopt;
to
acquire,
as
shape;
to
permit
to one's self; to
indulge
or
engage
in; to yield to; to have or feel; to enjoy or
experience,
as rest,
revenge,
delight,
shame;
to form and
adopt,
as a
resolution;
-- used in
general
senses,
limited
by a
following
complement,
in many
idiomatic
phrases;
as, to take a
resolution;
I take the
liberty
to say..
Shame
::
Shame (v. t.) To mock at; to
deride.
Barefacedly
::
Barefacedly
(adv.)
Openly;
shamelessly.
Infamously
::
Infamously
(adv.)
In an
infamous
manner
or
degree;
scandalously;
disgracefully;
shamefully.
Slander
::
Slander
(v. t.) To bring
discredit
or shame upon by one's acts.
Dishonorable
::
Dishonorable
(a.)
Wanting
in
honor;
not
honorable;
bringing
or
deserving
dishonor;
staining
the
character,
and
lessening
the
reputation;
shameful;
disgraceful;
base..
Affrontedly
::
Affrontedly
(adv.)
Shamelessly.
Ashamedly
::
Ashamedly
(adv.)
Bashfully.
Hang
::
Hang (v. i.) To hold or bear in a
suspended
or
inclined
manner
or
position
instead
of
erect;
to
droop;
as, he hung his head in
shame..
Affront
::
Affront
(n.) An
offense
to one's
self-respect;
shame.
Shameless
::
Shameless
(a.)
Indicating
want of
modesty,
or
sensibility
to
disgrace;
indecent;
as, a
shameless
picture
or
poem..
Ashamed
::
Ashamed
(a.)
Affected
by
shame;
abashed
or
confused
by
guilt,
or a
conviction
or
consciousness
of some wrong
action
or
impropriety..
Flagitious
::
Flagitious
(a.)
Disgracefully
or
shamefully
criminal;
grossly
wicked;
scandalous;
shameful;
-- said of acts,
crimes,
etc..
Shame
::
Shame (n.)
Reproach
incurred
or
suffered;
dishonor;
ignominy;
derision;
contempt.
Discountenance
::
Discountenance
(v. t.) To
ruffle
or
discompose
the
countenance
of; to put of
countenance;
to put to
shame;
to
abash.
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