self-reproved (Meaning)
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self-reproved (a.)
Reproved by one's own conscience or one's own sense of guilt.
Synonyms & Antonyms of self-reproved
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self-reproved Sentence Examples
- His conscience self-reproved him for his careless actions.
- She felt self-reproved when she realized the extent of her own selfishness.
- The teacher's stern gaze made her self-reprove her disruptive behavior.
- After the accident, he couldn't shake the feeling of self-reproof for his reckless driving.
- The priest's sermon ignited a deep self-reproof within him, stirring his conscience.
- Her self-reproof grew with every passing day as she dwelled on her past failures.
- His friend's words of criticism sparked a self-reproof that he could no longer ignore.
- The child's guilt-ridden expression revealed the extent of his self-reproof.
- The artist's self-reproof drove him to constantly strive for perfection in his work.
- Her self-reproof was a constant companion, whispering reminders of her past mistakes.
FAQs About the word self-reproved
Reproved by one's own conscience or one's own sense of guilt.
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No antonyms found.
His conscience self-reproved him for his careless actions.
She felt self-reproved when she realized the extent of her own selfishness.
The teacher's stern gaze made her self-reprove her disruptive behavior.
After the accident, he couldn't shake the feeling of self-reproof for his reckless driving.
