self-indignation (Meaning)

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self-indignation (n.)

Indignation at one's own character or actions.

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Her self-indignation grew as she realized the extent of her own complicity in the situation.
He couldn't shake the feeling of self-indignation for allowing himself to be taken advantage of.
Self-indignation flooded her thoughts as she reflected on her failure to stand up for what she believed in.
Despite his best efforts to remain calm, self-indignation bubbled up within him.
The sense of self-indignation gnawed at her, fueling her determination to make amends.
His self-indignation was evident in the way he spoke, his voice trembling with suppressed anger.
She struggled to contain her self-indignation as she confronted the consequences of her actions.
Self-indignation consumed him, driving him to seek justice for the wrongs he had suffered.
Overcoming self-indignation requires forgiveness and acceptance of one's own imperfections.
The therapist helped him channel his self-indignation into constructive action, empowering him to effect positive change.

Indignation at one's own character or actions.

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Her self-indignation grew as she realized the extent of her own complicity in the situation.

He couldn't shake the feeling of self-indignation for allowing himself to be taken advantage of.

Self-indignation flooded her thoughts as she reflected on her failure to stand up for what she believed in.

Despite his best efforts to remain calm, self-indignation bubbled up within him.