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Meaning of sense of shame
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sense of shame (n)
a motivating awareness of ethical responsibility
sense of shame Sentence Examples
- A profound sense of shame washed over her as she realized the consequences of her actions.
- His shame was palpable, suffocating him with its weight.
- The shame of his past mistakes lingered in the shadows of his mind, haunting him relentlessly.
- She felt a deep shame for having betrayed her values and compromised her integrity.
- The shame of poverty hung like a heavy cloak on her shoulders, weighing her down.
- Their laughter filled her with shame, as if it were a spotlight illuminating her inadequacy.
- He couldn't shake the shame that begleitet him after the humiliating defeat.
- The shame of being caught in a lie left an indelible mark on his reputation.
- A sense of shame crept into his heart as he witnessed the injustice that had been done.
- The shame of his addiction gnawed at him, consuming him from the inside out.
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a motivating awareness of ethical responsibility
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A profound sense of shame washed over her as she realized the consequences of her actions.
His shame was palpable, suffocating him with its weight.
The shame of his past mistakes lingered in the shadows of his mind, haunting him relentlessly.
She felt a deep shame for having betrayed her values and compromised her integrity.
