Shamed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SHAMED in dictionary:

VERB:
• SHAME, to cause to feel guilt
• make (someone) feel ashamed
• bring shame to
• cause (someone) to feel inadequate by outdoing or surpassing them
NOUN:
• a painful feeling of humiliation or distress caused by the consciousness of wrong or foolish behaviour
• a loss of respect or esteem; dishonour
• a person, action, or situation that brings a loss of respect or honour
• a regrettable or unfortunate situation or action
INTERJECTION:
• used to express sentimental pleasure, especially at something small and endearing
ADJECTIVE:
• showing a sense of guilt
• suffering shame
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to cause to feel a painful sense of guilt or degradation

Words related to SHAMED

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Words that contain SHAMED

ashamed13 beshamed16 unshamed14 ashamedly18 outshamed15 unashamed15 ashamedness17 unashamedly20 ashamednesses19 unashamedness19 unashamednesses21

How to use SHAMED in a sentence

• Suppose he refused to fight? Better to die than be shamed in the mountain country.
• It irritated him to have her always right, always cautious, and besides he felt somewhat shamed by the necessity of using her as a court of last appeal.
• She looked as shamed as a dog stealing back after it had been whipped.
• Not the shamed, indignant weeping of an hour earlier, but with the essence of all things forlorn and desolate in her choked sobs.
• She shamed her of the question, as many another maid hath done.
• The wistful, shamed smile faded as she looked upon the couple who had given her so much trouble a week ago.
• She had been terrified and tortured, shamed and cowed.
• Now, you know who I am, and now I have kept my word, which was never to die till I gave you a shamed face.
• You would no more be able to break with the women of your own class than you have broken with the men who shamed you at the opera this morning.
• I feel myself eternally shamed not to be able to dominate the evils that afflict colonial mankind.
• This the prince succeeds in doing, and Rama-with-the-axe disappears, shamed and defeated.
• If ever soul was guilty in full knowledge of her sin she had been! Again she passed before his vision with shamed head down-drooped and all her proud, imperial manner gone.
• To be womanly is to be shamed and insulted every day.
• He had hoped that she would have spoken of yesterday, give him a shamed solace for the hurt she had given him.
• The country itself furnished those stones which shamed with their whiteness the laughing lilies, while their polished surface with its veins threw forth shining rays.
• But his indignation was against the trader who had left the youth to his own foolish devices in a city whose morals might well have shamed an aboriginal.
• Then, of a sudden, he shamed John Gilpin with a right-about, and, circling by side streets and quiet lanes the course he had just covered, galloped countryward in pursuit.
• It was mademoiselle! That, I thank God, restored me to myself, or I had been for ever shamed.
• Bill said that if it had been in the middle of the ocean I never would have been shamed by being hauled up on deck.
• Alone in the boudoir he felt himself to be a very shamed and futile person, and he was still extremely angry.
• True, she had stormed at him before their engagement, but even then he had kept intact his respect for her, whereas now, a husband, he had shamed her.
• And therefore, though I revenged that fall, take ye no displeasure therein, for he is to me such a friend that I may not see him shamed.
• Then art thou shamed, said the lady, and destroyed for ever.
• Ah, madam, said he, what mean you, will ye have me shamed? Well ye know I will be ruled by you.
• The name of Mounchensey should not have been shamed in me.
• The spirit of the people rose and shamed them for their cowardice.
• There had been some cruel misunderstanding! Was she always to be repudiated, shamed? She stood faltering, and would have turned away.
• Greece with her splendid army had no leaders worthy of the name, and has been whipped and shamed in two short weeks of war.
• Both I and they would be shamed, even as Dalfin had said.
• Then was Gareth shamed and angry, and he vowed to make an end of these evil practices.

Similar words containing SHAM without suffix ed

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