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Hi lovely learners, In this lesson, we’ll look at many words that express the same thing as “Ashamed.” When you’re ashamed, you’re feeling embarrassed or guilty, like when you make a mistake or do something you regret. In this lesson, we’ll learn simpler phrases to explain how we feel, such as “embarrassed,” “guilty,” or “awkward.” Understanding these words will help you communicate your emotions more successfully. Download the complete PDF from the bottom of this page.
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What Is A Synonym?
A synonym is a word that means the same thing as another word or something quite close. For example, if you had the word “happy,” a synonym might be “joyful” because they both communicate the concept of feeling good and satisfied. Synonyms are useful in writing and speaking because they enrich and enliven our communication. They assist us in avoiding the overuse of the same word, making our language more diversified and entertaining. We can add depth and color to our conversations and stories by utilizing synonyms, which allows us to convey our thoughts and emotions in a variety of ways. In summary, synonyms are words with comparable meanings that provide us with a larger vocabulary with which to express ourselves.
Synonym Words For “Ashamed”
- Embarrassed
- Humiliated
- Disconcerted
- Abashed
- Chagrined
- Self-conscious
- Discomfited
- Flustered
- Sheepish
- Guilty
- Regretful
- Remorseful
- Humbled
- Mortified
- Awkward
- Uncomfortable
- Shamed
- Red-faced
- Apprehensive
- Bashful
- Dismayed
- Regrettable
- Inhibited
- Disgraced
- Flinching
- Confounded
- Abased
- Disappointed
- Regretful
- Unsettled
- Uneasy
- Unassured
- Self-reproach
- Confused
- Disheartened
- Displeased
- Floundering
- Flinching
- Sorrowful
- Cowed
- Inept
- Depressed
- Regrettable
- Awkward
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Synonyms for “Ashamed” in English | PDF
Another Word for “Ashamed”
Ashamed Synonyms with Examples
Embarrassed
- She blushed, embarrassed by the compliment.
Humiliated
- His error on stage left him humiliated.
Mortified
- Her wardrobe malfunction mortified Sarah.
Abashed
- He was abashed by the unexpected applause.
Chagrined
- John felt chagrined by his spelling mistake.
Self-conscious
- She felt self-conscious in the new dress.
Discomfited
- The awkward silence left them discomfited.
Flustered
- She grew flustered when asked to speak.
Sheepish
- He wore a sheepish smile after his mishap.
Guilty
- Her guilty expression revealed the truth.
Regretful
- She was regretful about missing the event.
Remorseful
- He became remorseful after the argument.
Humbled
- The achievement humbled him a little.
Disconcerted
- The sudden noise disconcerted everyone.
Awkward
- His joke fell flat and made the situation awkward.
Uncomfortable
- He felt uncomfortable discussing personal matters.
Shamed
- She shamed herself for her thoughtless comment.
Red-faced
- His red-faced reaction betrayed his embarrassment.
Apprehensive
- He was apprehensive about facing the consequences.
Bashful
- She turned bashful when complimented on her work.
Dismayed
- The news of the accident left everyone dismayed.
Regrettable
- It was a regrettable mistake on his part.
Inhibited
- Social gatherings often made him feel inhibited.
Disgraced
- He felt disgraced after the scandal came to light.
Flinching
- Her flinching response indicated her shame.
Confounded
- She was confounded by the complex instructions.
Abased
- He was humbled by the harsh criticism.
Disappointed
- She was disappointed with her performance.
Regretful
- He was regretful for not taking her advice seriously.
Unsettled
- The unsettling news left her feeling ashamed.
Uneasy
- The uneasiness in the room was palpable.
Unassured
- He felt unassured about the outcome of the meeting.
Self-reproach
- Self-reproach led to her feelings of shame.
Confused
- His confusion was evident when he stumbled over words.
Disheartened
- She was disheartened by the failure of the project.
Displeased
- His actions left her displeased and embarrassed.
Floundering
- She was floundering in the unfamiliar environment.
Flinching
- He couldn’t help flinching from the criticism.
Sorrowful
- His sorrowful expression spoke of his shame.
Cowed
- He felt cowed by the stern reprimand.
Inept
- He was inept at handling the situation.
Depressed
- Her depression was exacerbated by her shame.
Regrettable
- It was a regrettable choice that he now regretted.
Awkward
- His awkward response made everyone uncomfortable.
