self-accusation (Meaning)

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self-accusation (n)

an admission that you have failed to do or be something you know you should do or be

The self-accusation gnawed at his conscience, leaving him unable to find peace.
In a fit of self-blame, she confessed her mistakes to the group.
His self-accusation stemmed from a deep-seated sense of guilt and responsibility.
The self-reproaching thoughts tormented her mind, threatening to consume her.
Under the weight of self-accusation, he crumbled into a state of despair.
Her self-flagellation extended beyond the verbal, as she inflicted physical pain upon herself.
The self-condemnation was so severe that it left him broken and unable to forgive himself.
In the aftermath of the tragedy, she spiraled into a cycle of self-accusation and self-loathing.
The intensity of his self-blame prevented him from seeking solace or support.
As he delved into a mire of self-accusation, he lost sight of the possibility of redemption.

an admission that you have failed to do or be something you know you should do or be

confession, self-recrimination, acknowledgement, declaration, affirmation, self-reproach, acknowledgment, avowal, self-confession, self-betrayal

repudiation,disavowal, disavowal, repudiation, denial, rejection, denial, rejection, disclaimer, disallowance

The self-accusation gnawed at his conscience, leaving him unable to find peace.

In a fit of self-blame, she confessed her mistakes to the group.

His self-accusation stemmed from a deep-seated sense of guilt and responsibility.

The self-reproaching thoughts tormented her mind, threatening to consume her.