abashments (Meaning)

abashments

to destroy the self-control or self-confidence of, to destroy the self-possession or self-confidence of (someone)

No weak antonyms found.

The child's abashments dissipated as the teacher praised their performance.
To their astonishment, the audience greeted the speaker's abashments with silent disapproval.
The politician's abashments hindered their ability to convey their message effectively.
The student's abashments caused them to stammer and stumble through their presentation.
The teacher's stern expression filled the students with abashments.
The unexpected applause from the crowd shattered the singer's abashments.
Despite their abashments, the performers pushed through their act and earned a begrudging ovation.
The interviewee's abashments made it difficult for them to showcase their true potential.
The abashments of the novice were overshadowed by their eagerness to learn.
The child's abashments upon meeting a stranger quickly gave way to curiosity and excitement.

to destroy the self-control or self-confidence of, to destroy the self-possession or self-confidence of (someone)

discomfitures,embarrassments, confusions, perturbations, mortifications, shames, discomforts, discomposures,dismays, upsets

assurances, poises, confidences, composures, self-confidences, aplombs,self-possessions, equanimities,

The child's abashments dissipated as the teacher praised their performance.

To their astonishment, the audience greeted the speaker's abashments with silent disapproval.

The politician's abashments hindered their ability to convey their message effectively.

The student's abashments caused them to stammer and stumble through their presentation.