shame

Utanç, yanlış davranıştan kaynaklanan aşağılanma duygusu

A painful feeling of humiliation or distress caused by consciousness of wrong or foolish behavior.

• She felt a deep sense of shame after lying to her parents.
• He hung his head in shame.
• The scandal brought shame upon the entire family.
• Many historians argue that public shame was an effective tool for maintaining social order in medieval communities.
• The researcher expressed shame over the flawed methodology that undermined the credibility of his entire study.
• Cultural attitudes toward shame vary significantly, with collectivist societies often emphasizing group honor more than individualist ones.

Eş anlamlılar: embarrassment, humiliation, mortification, disgrace, dishonor

Zıt anlamlılar: pride, honor, glory, dignity

Yazık, üzücü bir şey

Something unfortunate or regrettable; a pity.

• It's a shame you can't come to the party.
• What a shame that it rained on their wedding day!
• It would be a shame to waste such good food.

Eş anlamlılar: pity, misfortune, disappointment

Utandırmak

To make someone feel ashamed; to cause to feel shame.

• Don't shame him for making a mistake.
• She was shamed into apologizing.
• His success shamed those who doubted him.

Eş anlamlılar: embarrass, humiliate, disgrace, dishonor

Zıt anlamlılar: honor, praise, commend