self-reproof Sentence Examples
- The athlete's loss brought a deep sense of self-reproof for missed opportunities.
- The student grappled with self-reproof over a poorly written exam.
- The politician faced harsh self-reproof for making a controversial speech.
- The artist experienced moments of self-reproof when comparing her work to others.
- The parent felt a pang of self-reproof for losing patience with their child.
- The employee's self-reproof gnawed at them after a mistake at work.
- The writer's self-reproof for an uninspired story lingered in their thoughts.
- The doctor experienced waves of self-reproof after a patient's unsuccessful surgery.
- The leader wrestled with self-reproof over a decision that had negative consequences.
- The poet's self-reproof for not living up to their potential clouded their creativity.
self-reproof Meaning
Wordnet
self-reproof (n)
the act of blaming yourself
Webster
self-reproof (n.)
The act of reproving one's self; censure of one's conduct by one's own judgment.
Synonyms & Antonyms of self-reproof
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FAQs About the word self-reproof
the act of blaming yourselfThe act of reproving one's self; censure of one's conduct by one's own judgment.
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The athlete's loss brought a deep sense of self-reproof for missed opportunities.
The student grappled with self-reproof over a poorly written exam.
The politician faced harsh self-reproof for making a controversial speech.
The artist experienced moments of self-reproof when comparing her work to others.
