bismer (Meaning)

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bismer (n.)

Shame; abuse.

A rule steelyard.

The fifteen-spined (Gasterosteus spinachia).

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

He couldn't help but feel a sense of bismer as he realized his mistake had caused significant harm.
The bismer in her eyes was unmistakable, reflecting the regret she felt for her actions.
Despite his attempts to conceal it, his bismer was evident in the downward cast of his gaze.
She tried to apologize sincerely, hoping to alleviate some of the bismer weighing heavily on her conscience.
The bismer he felt for not attending his friend's important event gnawed at him incessantly.
Expressing bismer for his past behavior, he vowed to make amends and change for the better.
The bismer in his voice was palpable as he recounted the events that led to the misunderstanding.
With bismer tainting her thoughts, she struggled to forgive herself for her lapse in judgment.
Despite his bismer, he knew that actions spoke louder than words, and he resolved to rectify the situation.
As he looked back on the missed opportunities, a profound sense of bismer washed over him, urging him to live more intentionally in the future.

Shame; abuse., A rule steelyard., The fifteen-spined (Gasterosteus spinachia).

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

He couldn't help but feel a sense of bismer as he realized his mistake had caused significant harm.

The bismer in her eyes was unmistakable, reflecting the regret she felt for her actions.

Despite his attempts to conceal it, his bismer was evident in the downward cast of his gaze.

She tried to apologize sincerely, hoping to alleviate some of the bismer weighing heavily on her conscience.