Shamefaced is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SHAMEFACED in dictionary:

NOUN:
• Easily confused or put out of countenance; diffident; bashful; modest.
ADJECTIVE:
• showing modesty, also SHAMEFAST
• feeling or expressing shame or embarrassment
• extremely modest or shy
• showing a sense of shame
• showing a sense of guilt
• showing modesty
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• showing modesty; bashful

Words related to SHAMEFACED

shamefacedly26 shamefacedness25

Words that contain SHAMEFACED

shamefacedly26 shamefacedness25 shamefacednesse26 shamefacednesses27

How to use SHAMEFACED in a sentence

• And then in truth it was a shamefaced Isak, shamefaced and glad.
• As soon as I was seated, he told me, in a shamefaced way, that I must either accept Mr.
• He glanced in a shamefaced way at his companion, expecting to be sharply reprimanded for his awkwardness.
• I was very young, and felt shamefaced about telling her such impure things, especially as I knew her to be very strict on such subjects.
• He even felt shame-faced and apologetic about his resolve to enter the fight.
• And he was one who could speak of his love with soft winning words, neither roughly nor yet with too much of shame-faced diffidence.
• Before they went away that day, Arnold managed to seek Judith out alone, and with shamefaced clumsiness to slip his knife, quite new and three-bladed, into her hand.
• There need be nothing shamefaced about the presentation of the Endowment of Motherhood.
• So while the Saxons, sad and shamefaced, bore their champions to burial with bitter shame, the Danes welcomed Uffe and bounded for joy.
• Courageous in her bright blue Sunday gown, she waited while her master rose, then, shame-faced as if driven by some sharp sign from him, she slunk into the scullery.
• It was from Jean, and she was a little shame-faced when she met me.
• All this Ralph heard gladly, though he was somewhat shamefaced withal, and sat silent and thinking of many matters.
• No one of us but dreams of the impossible and in a shamefaced, almost clandestine, fashion pictures it and lingers over it.
• And for the first time in his life he felt a shamefaced pity for himself.
• At a touch on his arm he started so wildly that he jerked the cord loose from the reader and sat up, somewhat shamefaced, to greet Tau.
• He retreated, shamefaced enough for the moment, under the table.
• He came at dusk, shamefaced, and I read him a lecture on fair play and the difference between a thieving mink and an honest partridge.
• With a shamefaced gesture the young man sought to conceal the flask under his coat, then a fickle change came to his mood.
• Ah, my dear boy! that shame-faced laugh of yours proves to me that we were quite right in that conjecture.
• But if they do other than this, they will live out their lives in great bitterness, longing at every moment for death, and will be shamefaced in the heavenly realm.
• Hozier felt that the question was addressed to him, but he was tongue-tied, almost shame-faced.
• If he, as he said, “forgot himself” and swore before grandmother, he went about depressed and shamefaced all day.
• He had been far more nervous and shamefaced about his betrayal of the Crusade, far more upset by the untoward incident of Mr.
• If the thought of their separation touched him, because of more emotional reasons, it was already too early in his mood of reaction to admit it to his own shamefaced inner self.
• There were some shame-faced tears hidden under army blankets those nights, and Willy Cameron did some blinking on his own account.
• Thanks to Penny Crain! With a shamefaced glance upward at Dundee, Carolyn Drake then led the deuce of Diamonds, committing the gross tactical error of leading from the Queen.
• The other Apostles came one by one, a frightened, disheartened group, shame-faced and doubtful as to what might next befall them.
• The result of this was that they all tumbled together into the water, just at a place where it was quite deep, and there they parted, shame-faced.
• It was a deep, unspoken, bitter and shame-faced feeling, for it was their old neighbors that had done this.
• In every line there was a mixture of shamefaced apology and veiled desire that sent all the blood in his body rushing toward his head until the walls of the room about him reeled.
• He could think of nothing to reply, and turned his car around in shame-faced silence.
• Then there was the young American stepping forward through a narrow sunbeam into the brown shade to meet him, with such a shamefaced, boyish air of conscious delinquency.
• Algy is as sulky and shamefaced as a dog with a tin kettle tied to his tail, and Mr.
• So, silent, unable to speak a word in self-defence, he stood listening, shame-faced, while the girl spoke.
• He followed her quietly out, just in time to see a very shivering, humble, shamefaced youth step in from the snowy outer night.
• Ben, looking very red and shamefaced, would not meet her eyes.

Similar words containing SHAMEFAC without suffix ed

shamefacedly26 shamefacedness25 shamefacednesse26 shamefacednesses27

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