Ashamed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ASHAMED in dictionary:

VERB:
• ASHAME, (archaic) to shame
ADJECTIVE:
• reluctant to do something through fear of embarrassment or humiliation
• Affected by shame; abashed or confused by guilt, or a conviction or consciousness of some wrong action or impropriety.
• feeling shame or guilt or embarrassment or remorse
• feeling shame
• embarrassed or guilty because of one's actions, characteristics, or associations
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• feeling shame, guilt, or disgrace

Words related to ASHAMED

ashame11 ashamedly18

Words that contain ASHAMED

ashamedly18 unashamed15 ashamedness17 unashamedly20 ashamednesses19 unashamedness19 unashamednesses21

How to use ASHAMED in a sentence

• I could only follow suit, though I was black ashamed at the whole business.
• She was more and more ashamed that during lunch she had not troubled to put a question about the paper.
• She added, that if a sincere Friend were miraculously changed into a Looking-Glass, she should not be ashamed to ask its Advice very often.
• There she had presented me for baptism, without any reason to feel ashamed.
• The Reverend Doctor was human, as the Apostle was not ashamed to confess himself.
• If his people hear that he has gone they will have no cause to be ashamed of the way in which he went.
• We have an Army of which the officers are proud of their families and ashamed of their uniforms.
• The whole thing was as complete a farce as ever was seen at an American or an English election, and those who were engaged in it are now sincerely ashamed of their failure.
• Nor did their aristocratic breeding make them ashamed to work for their bread.
• With regard to the masses that are spread over the length and breadth of the land, I certainly have never seen nor heard anything that need make England ashamed of the comparison.
• The gambler was softened and ashamed, he hardly knew why.
• At times she remembered the scene in the station with a veritable agony of shame, and at other times she was ashamed to recall it with a thrill of joy.
• He went back to Polk Street in the evening, walking on the dark side of the street, lurking in the shadows, ashamed to have any of his old-time friends see him.
• The English newspapers have made me so angry, that I scarcely know whether I am as much ashamed, yet the shame is very great.
• Even Voltaire was ashamed of his work, and long denied that he was its author.
• I learned, at last, to write so as not to be ashamed of myself, or to make you ashamed of me.
• Sometimes they failed me, and left me nothing better than a poor fool who had some fitful bursts of crying, and was always ashamed of herself afterward.
• You ought to be ashamed of yourself to speak in that way of a poor old fellow with one foot in the grave.
• He had been ashamed to see his wife sitting in that atrocious old easy-chair, but he hoped that he had taken a step which would change all for the better.
• When the Count discovers his mistake he is thoroughly ashamed of himself, and his vows of amendment bring the piece to a happy conclusion.
• In fact, her very frankness and candor made it impossible, and finally disarmed him altogether, leaving him feeling very much ashamed of himself.
• The next day he avoided her, as if ashamed of his conduct, and for some time he kept out of her way.
• If I am grieved and ashamed now, I owe it thankfully to him.
• She had tried to help Marian with her writing and had encouraged her so that now Marian could form her letters very well and need not be ashamed when she went back to school.
• After such poor hospitality, we are ashamed to request the honour of a second visit from you.
• A man who is not ashamed of himself need not be ashamed of his early condition.
• I feel so ashamed, Mary, after standing up for a holy life and then failing this way.
• I shall suspect you are ashamed of being seen in such company.
• Perhaps that was natural, but at all events she was now very much ashamed of what had happened, and he might trust her to avoid Harry Trelyon in the future.
• How Sir Launcelot, after that he was whole and had his mind, he was ashamed, and how that Elaine desired a castle for him.
• When I happen in they look so ashamed of their poor clothes.
• Moreover, we have no sin of the flesh to be conscious of, and therefore we are not ashamed of our nakedness, any more than you are to show your hand or your face.
• I am thoroughly ashamed for your sake, also for mine.
• She turned her face aside, ashamed of her weakness.
• The other evening when I heard you all planning for others, it occurred to me to be ashamed, for here is this house, and I am all alone in it.

Similar words containing ASHAM without suffix ed

ashame11 ashames12 ashaming14 ashamedly18 unashamed15 ashamedness17 unashamedly20 ashamednesses19 unashamedness19 unashamednesses21

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