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What is another word for
shame
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▲
Noun
A painful feeling of humiliation or distress caused by the consciousness of wrong or foolish behavior
A loss of respect or esteem resulting from a shameful act
A regrettable or unfortunate situation or action
A person, action, or situation that brings a loss of respect or honor
A feeling of responsibility for some wrongdoing
A disrespectful or scornfully abusive remark or act
The expression of disapproval or disappointment
A feeling of unease or embarrassment
Something that causes disappointment
A person's ruin or downfall
A thing that causes disgust or loathing
The state of being diffident, timid or shy
Extreme anxiety, sorrow, or pain
Verb
To cause to feel shame
To bring shame on
To surpass or cause to seem insignificant in comparison
That's a shame
Blush, make rosy
Interjection
Used to express regret or disappointment about an unfortunate event or piece of information
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▲
Noun
▲
A painful feeling of humiliation or distress caused by the consciousness of wrong or foolish behavior
embarrassment
humiliation
ignominy
indignity
abasement
abashment
chagrin
compunction
discomfiture
disgrace
mortification
shamefacedness
discomfort
discomposure
humbling
loss of face
loss of pride
dishonour
UK
dishonor
US
disesteem
degradation
blow to one's pride
put down
egg on one's face
affront
condescension
resignation
self-consciousness
smarting
red face
annoyance
fluster
confusion
disconcertment
dissatisfaction
vexation
awkwardness
looking foolish
bring down
belittlement
opprobrium
obloquy
discredit
insult
snub
reprobation
vitiation
comedown
submissiveness
rebuff
submission
lowering
shaming
depression
reduction
humility
downgrading
humbleness
slap in the face
smack in the face
touché
brush-off
self-abasement
mental pain
kick in the teeth
downgrade
denigration
deprecation
debasement
effacement
demotion
abnegation
subjugation
more ❯
“Ted would never live down the
shame
of the incident with his zipper.”
Noun
▲
A loss of respect or esteem resulting from a shameful act
disgrace
discredit
disrepute
infamy
contempt
degradation
obloquy
odium
opprobrium
scandal
dishonour
UK
ignominy
disesteem
reproach
condemnation
derision
dishonor
US
derogation
reprobation
smear
blot
ill-repute
ill repute
stigma
humiliation
disfavour
UK
disfavor
US
embarrassment
stain
notoriety
slur
loss of face
blemish
abasement
censure
ingloriousness
disrespect
reflection
taint
unpopularity
mortification
indignity
shamefulness
spot
ill fame
smirch
offence
UK
black eye
offense
US
black mark
aspersion
debasement
blame
tarnish
outrage
brand
disreputableness
scorn
disapprobation
bad name
notoriousness
slight
imputation
depreciation
detraction
crime
scar
demerit
sin
impropriety
disgracefulness
ill favour
injustice
turpitude
affront
lost face
disreputability
dishonorableness
opprobriousness
doghouse
ignominiousness
mistrust
distrust
ignobility
vitiation
unhonour
UK
bad books
damage
debasing
smudge
onus
loss of reputation
flaw
unhonor
US
injury
misconduct
wrongdoing
contumely
corruption
bad odor
bad reflection
transgression
baseness
slam
bad reputation
insult
bar sinister
immoral behaviour
pity
business
outrageous behaviour
affair
outrageous wrongdoing
-gate
loss of self-respect
loss of pride
crying shame
unethical behaviour
blot on the escutcheon
shocking incident of events
shocking incident
skeleton in closet
dishonourable behaviour
skeleton in the cupboard
skeleton in the closet
discreditable behaviour
shocking series of events
insignificancy
unworthiness
mark
fault
disparagement
besmirchment
discomfiture
hit
bad odour
criticism
disregard
cloud
slap
atrocity
imperfection
suggestion
hint
shiner
abomination
low esteem
loss of honor
villainy
outrageousness
misery
ill favor
lack of respectability
exposé
dump
enormity
loss of dignity
animadversion
stricture
source of discredit
harm
disapproval
vilification
defamation
comedown
prostitution
pollution
humbling
culpability
slander
disbarment
misgrace
venality
strife
meanness
loss of respect
denigration
defect
immorality
tarnishing
blight
mockery
wickedness
evil
ridicule
deprecation
condescension
scornfulness
incubus
deadweight
blur
oppression
tax
task
millstone
vituperation
revilement
abuse
calumny
castigation
upbraiding
denunciation
excoriation
stick
invective
calumniation
attack
reviling
execration
lambasting
libel
flak
aspersions
verbal
sideswipe
tongue-lashing
bad-mouthing
mud-slinging
insults
bad press
objurgation
scurrility
character assassination
tirade
scolding
signifying
slagging off
more ❯
“Your aunt has brought
shame
upon us by deserting us!”
Noun
▲
A regrettable or unfortunate situation or action
pity
disappointment
letdown
sin
crime
misfortune
anticlimax
bummer
disgrace
dismay
frustration
bad luck
crying shame
ill luck
sad thing
unfortunate thing
cause for regret
tough luck
source of regret
cause for disappointment
sad situation
bitter pill
mischance
mishap
crisis
disaster
catastrophe
“It's a
shame
you won't be able to make it to our wedding.”
Noun
▲
A person, action, or situation that brings a loss of respect or honor
blemish
discredit
disgrace
outrage
scandal
slur
smirch
stigma
blot
reproach
stain
treachery
bad reflection
blot on the escutcheon
skeleton in the cupboard
“It is a great
shame
that this stranger amongst us should win so much credit to the disadvantage of all the knights of Cornwall.”
Noun
▲
A feeling of responsibility for some wrongdoing
guilt
regret
remorse
repentance
contriteness
contrition
penitence
remorsefulness
rue
compunction
guiltiness
self-reproach
self-reproof
bad conscience
self-disgust
attrition
ruefulness
penitency
ruth
self-condemnation
penance
pangs of conscience
sorrow
conscience
guilty conscience
grief
anguish
sorriness
qualm
scruple
feelings of guilt
prickings of conscience
self-accusation
deep regret
humiliation
sorrowfulness
regretfulness
affliction
atonement
self-castigation
self-punishment
self-flagellation
pangs of guilt
self-criticism
twinge of conscience
bitterness
annoyance
misgiving
hair shirt
disgrace
dishonor
US
dishonour
UK
second thoughts
pity
compassion
bad
twinges of conscience
stab of conscience
a guilty conscience
a bad conscience
twinge of remorse
pang
pang of conscience
degradation
sadness
humbling
debasement
distress
humility
self-hatred
more ❯
“I felt a pang of
shame
at telling my mother a lie.”
Noun
▲
A disrespectful or scornfully abusive remark or act
insult
slight
affront
slur
barb
dig
indignity
outrage
epithet
offence
UK
cut
slap
brickbat
diss
sarcasm
dis
offense
US
snub
gird
dart
abuse
poke
disparagement
name
aspersion
taunt
slander
derision
libel
defamation
mockery
obloquy
vilification
jibe
scorn
personality
injury
disrespect
contempt
contumely
opprobrium
humiliation
insolence
rudeness
slam
ignominy
impertinence
discourtesy
impudence
vituperation
scurrility
aspersions
depreciation
revilement
blasphemy
incivility
invective
sledge
superciliousness
impugnment
despite
disdainfulness
flame
pejorative
unpleasantry
put down
backhanded compliment
slap in the face
black eye
cheap shot
abusive remark
kick in the teeth
criticism
gibe
jeer
sneer
calumny
denigration
scoffing
censure
attack
injustice
ridicule
crack
cutting remark
scandal
hit
calumniation
smear
character assassination
reproach
rebuff
teasing
wrong
disdain
taunting
traducement
knocking
bad-mouthing
derogation
lie
rebuke
swipe
knock
wisecrack
shaft
mud-slinging
smearing
left-handed compliment
harm
vitriol
dirty dig
castigation
maligning
libeling
US
traducing
hurt
false report
libelling
UK
aspersing
vilifying
scandalmongering
defaming
grievance
fulmination
dump
disservice
blackening
untruth
upbraiding
detraction
scoff
zinger
catcall
dishonor
US
dishonour
UK
condemnation
malicious gossip
defamation of character
comeback
stricture
jab
false accusation
tirade
disparaging remark
ridiculing
unfairness
denunciation
inequity
unjustness
billingsgate
belittlement
reprimand
misrepresentation
muckraking
brush-off
backbiting
atrocity
blame
damage
insults
reviling
boo
hiss
Bronx cheer
provocation
verbal abuse
raw deal
smear campaign
admonishment
admonition
diatribe
indignation
goading
microaggression
raillery
displeasure
pan
hoot
harangue
raspberry
jeering
slating
lampooning
disapproval
bashing
rant
broadside
scolding
animadversion
innuendo
bird
persecution
detriment
sneering
malevolence
reproval
snort
razz
snide remark
ragging
blast
shout
jibing
spite
chaffing
polemic
dirt
philippic
ill
berating
indecency
bad press
lying
backstabbing
infringement
prejudice
flak
evil
parting shot
rumour
UK
mud
slime
disfavour
UK
railing
verbal onslaught
disfavor
US
rumor
US
blow to one's pride
tongue-lashing
misrepresentation of character
tittle-tattle
unjust act
verbal dig
no compliment
home truth
uncomplimentary remark
back-handed compliment
wrongdoing
exposé
name-calling
kick
rejection
quip
desecration
insinuation
verbal jab
whistle
sting
remark
mistreatment
call-down
hateful remark
snappy comeback
burn
suppression
snidery
pointed comment
stick
stigma
decry
verbal attack
fleer
critical remark
gibing
scurrilousness
one in the eye
take-down
excoriation
execration
lambasting
malediction
evil-speaking
burlesque
banter
dirty deed
verbal
cold shoulder
barbed remark
reproof
mocking remark
lecture
aftertale
objurgation
slanderousness
obscenity
deprecation
false insinuation
rumourmongering
UK
rumormongering
US
slagging off
low-down dirty
dirty laundry
false light
fake news
slagging-off
slap in face
coarseness
offensiveness
taint
stain
mudslinging
satire
wolf whistle
heckle
shout of derision
jeremiad
brickbats
discourse
infamousness
abusiveness
grossness
venom
decrying
denouncement
battering
cheek
catcalling
hectoring
hissing
heckling
booing
shouting
interruption
angry exchange
stream of abuse
laughter
joking
presumption
whispering campaign
ill-treatment
false imputation
barracking
sneers
nerve
presumptuousness
joshing
ribbing
kidding
kidology
chiacking
taunts
sauciness
jeers
razzing
gibes
goofing
scornfulness
impoliteness
cheekiness
sauce
backhander
pilgarlic
forwardness
taking the mickey
winding up
sport
flippancy
pooh-poohing
rocket
assault
lip
slagging
panning
argument
confrontation
wigging
earful
insubordination
sin
crime
caning
bollocking
pugnacity
sideswipe
defilement
carpeting
rollicking
combativeness
roasting
embarrassment
disgrace
misdeed
disagreement
belligerence
irreverence
degradation
violation
transgression
trespass
lack of respect
humbling
bad
iniquity
immorality
infraction
abasement
mortification
chagrin
disesteem
dressing-down
bad deed
tort
peccadillo
villainy
evildoing
error
discredit
mischief
telling-off
ticking off
verbal assault
unkindness
unlawful act
illegal act
bad act
bad action
malefaction
malfeasance
reprobation
vitiation
discomfiture
condescension
rap over the knuckles
submissiveness
resignation
comedown
submission
oppression
misdoing
mistake
turpitude
delinquency
imposition
miscarriage
cruelty
bias
misdemeanour
UK
inhumanity
misdemeanor
US
foul play
faux pas
blunder
bad turn
ill turn
smack in the face
mental pain
touché
loss of pride
loss of face
self-abasement
rap
dirty linen
smear campaigning
tall tale
scandalous remark
more ❯
Noun
▲
The expression of disapproval or disappointment
reproach
censure
rebuke
reprimand
reproof
admonition
scolding
lecture
admonishment
disapproval
reproval
castigation
condemnation
criticism
discredit
disrepute
lambasting
disapprobation
obloquy
odium
rap
remonstration
upbraiding
abuse
blame
carpeting
commination
contempt
denunciation
earful
excoriation
objurgation
roasting
rollicking
scorn
slight
slur
stain
stricture
blemish
chiding
serve
wigging
accusation
rating
reprehension
dressing-down
riot act
telling-off
rap over the knuckles
ticking off
tongue-lashing
slap on the wrist
ticking-off
tirade
berating
disparagement
invective
diatribe
vituperation
talking-to
vilification
slander
remonstrance
attack
blast
opprobrium
flak
rocket
contumely
bollocking
denigration
animadversion
defamation
bawling-out
revilement
stick
libel
insults
slating
billingsgate
scurrility
harangue
caning
objection
reprobation
bad-mouthing
complaint
recrimination
charge
disfavour
UK
expostulation
disfavor
US
fulmination
vitriol
row
fault-finding
telling off
sideswipe
calumny
dressing down
character assassination
knocking
aspersions
reviling
arraignment
verbal abuse
chastisement
deprecation
exception
incrimination
derision
demurral
insult
dissatisfaction
verbal
railing
inculpation
indictment
put down
depreciation
attribution
knock
imputation
slagging off
aspersion
implication
calumniation
derogation
mud-slinging
bad press
panning
bashing
repudiation
philippic
broadside
scurrilousness
denouncement
slamming
slagging
impeachment
execration
displeasure
protest
opposition
cavil
exprobation
brickbat
demur
talking to
disagreement
challenge
stink
traducement
curses
detraction
slurs
insolence
caution
smear
warning
backbiting
polemic
offense
US
brickbats
grievance
pan
jeremiad
offence
UK
slam
quibble
sarcasm
dislike
swipe
carping
cavilling
UK
caviling
US
hard time
piece of your mind
cut
slap
backhanded compliment
dissent
slap in the face
rant
demurrer
disesteem
distaste
discountenance
question
swearing
rebuff
expletives
counsel
discourtesy
difficulty
hostility
proscription
comeuppance
disdain
rudeness
epithet
discontentment
boycott
gripe
hit
indignity
kick
ragging
barb
ridicule
blowing-up
cursing
rubbishing
thumbs down
swear words
critique
dig
affront
foul language
disrespect
verbal onslaught
venom
captiousness
taunt
nitpicking
going-over
faultfinding
dirty dig
signifying
going over
rap on the knuckles
flea in ear
roast
outrage
sledge
kick in the teeth
verbal disapproval
nit-picking
censoriousness
verbal blasting
advice
discipline
speech
impertinence
insinuation
disquisition
declamation
monologue
UK
exhortation
persecution
malevolence
assault
blowing up
spiel
jibe
argument
correction
stigmatization
US
injunction
caveat
confrontation
slap on the wrists
heat
humiliation
arrogance
malapertness
remark
pugnacity
defilement
moralism
preachment
preaching
fuss
verbal thrashing
protestation
combativeness
innuendo
ascription
upbraid
scold
slandering
malice
evil-speaking
chewing out
grudge
chewing-out
belligerence
spitefulness
spite
fulminations
smearing
damning
stigmatisation
UK
upbraidment
admonishments
antagonism
animosity
monolog
US
sermon
impugnment
degradation
belittlement
belittling
lessening
bad language
philippics
examen
cattiness
flea in the ear
takedown
notice
debasement
citation
allegation
assertion
suggestion
dispute
slanderousness
obscenity
indecency
blasphemy
counterblast
raps
knocks
enmity
mauling
savaging
mocking
diminishment
verbal assault
critical remark
anvil chorus
call down
bad notice
coarseness
offensiveness
scandal
grooming
petition
backstabbing
underestimation
black eye
fire
ill will
tell off
infamousness
abusiveness
grossness
civil disobedience
haul over the coals
being put in one's place
tick off
prejudice
slights
damnation
rejection
jeer
conviction
sentence
judgement
UK
judgment
US
doom
oral punishment
bawling out
what for
calling down
curse
malediction
imprecation
anathema
excommunication
indignities
jibes
slap on wrist
blaming
rebukes
punishment
threat
slanging
discourse
provocation
gibe
teasing
a bad press
decrying
harsh criticism
verbals
quinine
knifing
hosing
battering
sneer
put-downs
verbal attack
angry exchange
threat of punishment
name-calling
stream of abuse
a slanging match
kicking around
trash talk
pushing around
snub
ridiculing
catcall
taunting
mockery
goading
scoff
dis
diss
mistreatment
gird
dart
poke
a bawling-out
a wigging
a caning
a bashing
a rollicking
a roasting
a rocket
an earful
crack
parting shot
dump
jab
comeback
snappy comeback
a row
critical remarks
a bollocking
discontent
clamor
US
clamour
UK
take-down
yike
annoyance
representation
twine
peep
guff
rumble
statement of dissatisfaction
more ❯
Noun
▲
A feeling of unease or embarrassment
discomfiture
embarrassment
abashment
confusion
unease
discomposure
awkwardness
chagrin
disconcertment
humiliation
mortification
uneasiness
agitation
discomfort
perturbation
beating
defeat
disconcertion
disorientation
distress
failure
fluster
flusteredness
frustration
nervousness
ruin
demoralisation
UK
demoralization
US
disappointment
discombobulation
nonplus
overthrow
rout
undoing
comedown
conquest
defeasance
descent
disquiet
upset
vanquishment
vexation
egg on one's face
Noun
▲
Something that causes disappointment
downer
bummer
drag
disappointment
letdown
comedown
pity
misfortune
discouragement
down
bad deal
raw deal
rotten hand
downside
snag
shortcoming
pitfall
annoyance
nuisance
weakness
problem
stumbling block
negative aspect
bringdown
blow
failure
bad experience
frustration
anticlimax
disillusionment
trauma
tragedy
ordeal
heartache
adversity
burden
hassle
trouble
fiasco
setback
dismay
washout
dissatisfaction
disgruntlement
vexation
grief
pest
distress
heartbreak
disaster
catastrophe
affliction
pain
tribulation
torment
sorrow
misadventure
debacle
albatross
drama
hardship
travail
flop
balk
US
chagrin
suffering
sadness
trial
dud
ill fortune
sad event
baulk
UK
damp squib
bitter pill
cross to bear
stroke of bad luck
Noun
▲
A person's ruin or downfall
undoing
ruin
defeat
destruction
downfall
overthrow
ruination
collapse
conquest
deposition
failure
ousting
toppling
unseating
vanquishing
annihilation
death
debasement
disgrace
elimination
end
overturn
humiliation
labefaction
nemesis
reversal
Waterloo
accident
adversity
bane
blow
blunder
calamity
casualty
catastrophe
destroyer
difficulty
doom
error
fault
flaw
fumble
grief
misadventure
miscalculation
mischance
mishap
misstep
omission
reverse
slip
smash
stumble
subversion
trial
trip
visitation
wreck
loss of power
bad luck
bad omen
faux pas
final straw
last straw
fall
crash
breakdown
demise
decline
degradation
cessation
termination
disaster
deterioration
disintegration
flop
finish
ending
misfortune
dissolution
descent
malfunction
miscarriage
foundering
trouble
flameout
cataclysm
halt
slump
disruption
interruption
harm
debacle
disorganization
US
rupture
seizure
folding
stoppage
affliction
blight
comedown
comeuppance
nonsuccess
disorganisation
UK
nonachievement
bankruptcy
shutdown
fizzle
road to ruin
lack of success
loss of status
cropper
non-function
breaking down
enemy
scourge
curse
extinction
extermination
declination
degeneracy
declension
degeneration
devolution
decadence
eclipse
extinguishing
obliteration
down
disestablishment
subjugation
rout
extirpation
eradication
wiping out
break-up
loss of prosperity
humbling
belittlement
demotion
mortification
downgrading
disadvantage
rack and ruin
downer
loss of face
lowering
discomfiture
reality check
letdown
pratfall
dive
reduction
tragedy
detriment
destitution
setback
apocalypse
expiration
passing
decease
passage
grave
contretemps
woe
problem
tribulation
holocaust
crumbling
shock
emergency
buffet
exigency
bale
retribution
expiry
quietus
sentence
exit
injury
hurt
perdition
loss
damage
cost
mishanter
stroke
hazard
distress
wrecking
flood
farce
upset
abyss
depression
bad news
reverse of fortune
shit show
hell in a handbasket
the worst
heavy blow
stroke of ill luck
hard luck
fell stroke
ill luck
hot water
rough situation
act of God
fate
curtains
sleep
perishing
buckling
giving way
cave-in
subsidence
crackup
falling to pieces
crumpling
yielding
falling apart
smashup
falling down
falling
great divide
more ❯
Noun
▲
A thing that causes disgust or loathing
abomination
evil
horror
atrocity
curse
outrage
crime
disgrace
torment
anathema
bugbear
monstrosity
obscenity
plague
bane
barbarism
bête noire
violation
bother
eyesore
nuisance
scandal
sin
wrong
pity
wrongdoing
abuse
injustice
enormity
affront
immorality
immoral act
evil action
villainy
offense
US
offence
UK
injury
iniquity
transgression
malfeasance
abhorrence
aversion
pariah
hateful
abhorrent
unjustness
odious
repellent
execration
hate
repugnant
antipathy
detestation
offensive
inequity
enemy
barbarity
misdeed
unfairness
grievance
loathing
disservice
error
trespass
miscarriage
infringement
bad
infraction
malpractice
breach
shaft
tyranny
suppression
maltreatment
repression
dirty deal
raw deal
railroad
unjust act
oppression
tort
act of savagery
act of wickedness
act of brutality
act of cruelty
more ❯
Noun
▲
The state of being diffident, timid or shy
diffidence
reserve
shyness
humility
insecurity
modesty
reluctance
self-consciousness
bashfulness
fear
hesitancy
hesitation
meekness
timidity
timorousness
constraint
doubt
sheepishness
timidness
unassertiveness
backwardness
modestness
self-effacement
humbleness
introversion
apprehension
inhibition
nervousness
restraint
reticence
self-doubt
uncertainty
unease
uneasiness
embarrassment
mousiness
quietness
lack of self-confidence
coyness
demureness
reservation
repression
unpretentiousness
lack of confidence
formality
suppression
distance
self-restraint
aloofness
coldness
self-control
secretiveness
discretion
unresponsiveness
silence
taciturnity
caution
uncommunicativeness
lowliness
down-to-earthness
lack of pretension
retiringness
continence
discipline
submissiveness
unobtrusiveness
refrainment
reservedness
discreetness
fearfulness
anxiety
unostentatiousness
self-command
detachment
coolness
calmness
inhibitedness
control
decency
wariness
hesitance
docility
guardedness
obedience
hang-up
resignation
stand-offishness
awkwardness
lack of vanity
worry
unsureness
abashment
vacillation
indecision
insecureness
discomfort
unapproachability
nerves
faintheartedness
remoteness
frigidity
apprehensiveness
cowardice
delicacy
chariness
suspicion
faint-heartedness
edginess
tension
psychological block
mental block
mental blockage
froideur
quiet
self-containment
lack of warmth
coquettishness
unwillingness to open up
skittishness
kittenishness
undemonstrativeness
secrecy
archness
affectation
flirtatiousness
unforthcomingness
caginess
prudishness
simpering
prudery
primness
coquetry
evasiveness
flirtation
submission
compliance
stiltedness
woodenness
unnaturalness
forcedness
prissiness
overcontrol
deference
acquiescence
patience
forbearance
servility
abasement
nonresistance
egolessness
obsequiousness
subjection
passiveness
subservience
fawning
humilitude
mortification
lack of resistance
self-abasement
long-suffering
lack of pride
self-abnegation
inferiority complex
stiffness
sobriety
standoffishness
self-deprecation
cautiousness
self-criticism
hiding your light under a bushel
self-depreciation
lack of emotion
shrewdness
introvertedness
staidness
unsociableness
stuffiness
inflexibility
solitariness
seriousness
impersonalness
offishness
antisocial nature
isolation
introspection
reclusiveness
strength of character
self-constraint
balance
poise
stoicism
stability
self-will
strength of mind
aplomb
dignity
self-centredness
publicity-shyness
indifference
haughtiness
emotionlessness
unfriendliness
hauteur
stoniness
hardheartedness
iciness
frostiness
distantness
uninvolvement
dispassionateness
dispassion
frigidness
withdrawnness
unfeelingness
impersonality
cold-heartedness
more ❯
Noun
▲
Extreme anxiety, sorrow, or pain
distress
anguish
agony
pain
suffering
torment
affliction
misery
torture
woe
anxiety
discomfort
grief
sorrow
worry
heartache
sadness
wretchedness
ache
desolation
heartbreak
dolor
trauma
trouble
unhappiness
vexation
angst
despair
excruciation
hurt
perturbation
rack
straits
travail
tribulation
upset
concern
dejection
disappointment
disquiet
dolefulness
malaise
mortification
ordeal
pang
perplexity
shock
stew
throe
unconsolability
uneasiness
worriment
blues
care
cross
disquietude
dolour
embarrassment
headache
irritation
trial
twinge
visitation
despondency
depression
hardship
agitation
melancholy
gloom
unease
nervousness
misfortune
difficulty
disconsolateness
adversity
mournfulness
gloominess
apprehension
burden
fear
downheartedness
sorrowfulness
glumness
stress
dispiritedness
tragedy
trepidation
disturbance
strain
cheerlessness
despondence
heartsickness
apprehensiveness
chagrin
regret
anxiousness
rue
low spirits
restlessness
blow
discomposure
problem
bitterness
annoyance
bother
doldrums
forlornness
mourning
discouragement
hassle
calamity
nervosity
disaster
sorriness
mopes
catastrophe
alarm
joylessness
disconsolation
confusion
miserableness
fretfulness
dismay
concernment
oppression
tension
misadventure
misgiving
agita
dreariness
dumps
turmoil
desperation
lamentation
fluster
despond
foreboding
sweat
blue devils
disconcertment
dread
grievance
setback
melancholia
solicitude
mishap
hopelessness
consternation
inquietude
unrest
infelicity
discomfiture
pessimism
heaviness of heart
moodiness
grieving
heavy-heartedness
heavy heart
broken-heartedness
disconcertion
reverse
bereavement
discontent
lamenting
broken heart
failure
unpleasantness
injury
nightmare
accident
pressure
dissatisfaction
doubt
horror
vicissitude
harassment
inconvenience
cataclysm
passion
devastation
disorder
ruin
curse
upheaval
weariness
hell
moroseness
blue funk
dismalness
funk
hurting
botheration
bummer
painfulness
awkwardness
drag
purgatory
bemoaning
defeatism
distraction
dismals
cross to bear
abashment
tenseness
panic
remorse
flusteredness
defeat
listlessness
scourge
nuisance
frustration
uncertainty
disheartenment
lament
mental suffering
blight
fearfulness
butterflies
mischance
debacle
knock
demoralization
US
abjection
fright
jolt
catatonia
mistrust
downer
dole
woefulness
derangement
demoralisation
UK
crisis
bewailing
bad luck
disorientation
disruption
blahs
discombobulation
displeasure
the blues
collapse
edginess
bale
jitteriness
letdown
plague
wrench
sting
hell on earth
struggle
pest
poignancy
rout
willies
evil
downfall
jitters
apocalypse
Weltschmerz
bane
ennui
shakes
aching
jumps
ill
disease
stroke of bad luck
heebie-jeebies
hard times
fuss
illness
sickness
down
albatross
dysphoria
disillusionment
disenchantment
waterloo
bleakness
issue
anhedonia
ill luck
anger
car crash
ill fortune
pensiveness
abjectness
dullness
aggravation
condition
ailment
disillusion
strife
malady
murder
the dumps
Gehenna
pangs
deploring
disarray
pathos
plight
harm
problems
strait
traumatization
dilemma
queasiness
emotional suffering
discontentment
suspicion
ills
calvary
disadvantage
nerves
stab
damage
martyrdom
wound
sullenness
loss
demands
reversal
hitch
burdens
spasm
check
test
dubiety
smart
cramp
lapse
hindrance
heat
prick
resignedness
intensity
twitchiness
snag
tingle
paroxysm
humiliation
tizzy
suspense
urgency
throb
ill-humor
nag
drawback
emotion
destruction
tearfulness
curtains
vanquishment
wreck
ruination
undoing
watchfulness
comedown
nervous tension
flap
whammy
persecution
crunch
creeps
shivers
fidgets
butterflies in the stomach
non-success
megrim
soreness
sense of foreboding
nail-biting
saturninity
heaviness
morbidity
all-overs
holy mess
unholy mess
lowness
mopery
qualm
abasement
weeping
sad event
heavyheartedness
cold sweat
goose bumps
the hump
ants in pants
the mopes
slough of despond
discord
neurosis
ferment
tumult
unquietness
fermentation
complaint
bewilderment
travails
qualms
crux
unfulfilment
dark night of the soul
outburst
scar
excitement
wrong
ruth
heartbrokenness
storm
resignation
mischief
jar
shake-up
surprise
buffet
turbulence
dejectedness
change
fiasco
scare
dislocation
affront
commotion
acrimony
complexity
trickiness
nastiness
bad time
hard time
presentiment
malice
bath
solicitousness
repulse
turn-up
mid-life crisis
start
bathos
turnabout
conquering
sense of loss
scruple
load
duress
cruelty
negativity
mirthlessness
lugubriousness
pins and needles
drama
downcastness
Sturm und Drang
nervous excitement
aching heart
agony of mind
bleeding heart
beating
repentance
harsh conditions
dashed hopes
punishment
complication
convulsion
holocaust
disgruntlement
exertions
unwieldiness
dud
fire
weight
toil
crucible
egg on one's face
stitch
overthrow
nonplus
overextension
distention
flutter
detriment
disability
menace
labour
UK
extreme upset
bad break
hard luck
rotten luck
a low
pickle
case
quandary
resentment
disaffection
discontentedness
drain
infirmity
unluckiness
nemesis
responsibility
meltdown
labor
US
pains
gauntlet
expectancy
impatience
descent
conquest
defeasance
contretemps
lot
doom
grimness
exigency
bad experience
weakness
cumbersomeness
mishanter
act of God
dysthymia
mess
predicament
challenge
mental pressure
gantlet
throes
irritant
retribution
pestilence
malcontent
malcontentment
serious accident
hard knocks
bad fortune
grievous blow
debility
downside
somberness
desperateness
megrims
low
issues
indisposition
shoot
bête noire
bête noir
fatal attraction
death
bitter pill
flooding
yips
abdabs
disbenefit
vapours
UK
troubles
hump
vapors
US
lugubriosity
baptism of fire
pining
mope
dourness
sulks
repining
feebleness
unhandiness
turn
painful experience
collywobbles
matter
knot
clinical depression
one's black dog
postnatal depression
endogenous depression
reactive depression
uphill
provocation
nagging
vengeance
infliction
penalty
unfulfillment
pressure of work
mulligrubs
mubblefubbles
smarting
prickle
jim-jams
unpleasant experience
shooting pain
gnawing
task
decrepitude
unhealthiness
troublesomeness
untimeliness
double trouble
pressure cooker
piteousness
enervation
to-do
messiness
row
pitfall
breakdown
unfitness
exasperation
pain in the rear
thorn in the flesh
pain in the backside
pain in the neck
pain in the bum
thorn in your side
Joe Blakes
screaming abdabs
sickliness
low-spiritedness
bite
sharp pain
gripe
unsuitableness
languor
crick
failing
puzzle
scrape
being bummed
blue Johnnies
the dismals
tiresomeness
bothersomeness
lassitude
tenderness
pitifulness
feeling
sentiment
nuisance value
hang-up
evocativeness
emotionalism
plaintiveness
lack of success
infirmness
ailments
nakba
weltschmerz
expressiveness
sentimentality
nostalgia
mischanter
reversal of fortune
reverse of fortune
the worst
devastating blow
blue ruin
more ❯
Verb
▲
To cause to feel shame
humble
humiliate
embarrass
abash
chasten
disgrace
mortify
debase
abase
chagrin
cheapen
degrade
demean
disconcert
foul
lower
own
reproach
ridicule
smear
blot
defile
discredit
dishonor
US
dishonour
UK
sink
show up
take down
cut down to size
make someone feel ashamed
shoot down
make uncomfortable
make someone eat crow
put someone in their place
take down a peg
take down a peg or two
give a black eye
belittle
smirch
crush
disparage
denigrate
devalue
cast down
put down
bring down
discomfit
deflate
downgrade
bring low
diminish
squash
tear down
subdue
put to shame
bemean
snub
lower the status of
lessen
make a fool of
make someone eat humble pie
depreciate
flatten
discountenance
confuse
make ashamed
taint
prostitute
minimize
US
derogate
reduce
demoralize
US
minimise
UK
quash
break
fluster
drag down
nonplus
bring shame to
faze
rattle
demoralise
UK
confound
run down
settle someone's hash
stigmatize
US
defame
tarnish
blacken
upset
demote
condescend
stigmatise
UK
dehumanize
US
stoop
wither
bastardize
US
deign
dehumanise
UK
pan
decry
profane
undervalue
descend
let down
bastardise
UK
cause to lose face
pull down
dismiss
dis
cut down
put out of countenance
bad-mouth
play down
poor-mouth
take the wind out of your sails
get the better of
have the last laugh on
dump on
stain
expose
lower someone's status
lower someone's dignity
blemish
sully
besmirch
brand
demolish
scandalize
US
detract from
besmear
give a bad name
cast a slur
slur
desecrate
scandalise
UK
take apart
lower in rank
silence
overcome
squelch
show in a bad light
cow
lower in status
put away
strike dumb
tame
pop one's balloon
make eat dirt
put one away
get one's comeuppance
take to bits
take to pieces
relegate
bring down a peg
make one feel small
cut to the quick
reduce the status of
scorn
contemn
insult
detract
despise
succumb
force to eat humble pie
drag through the mud
score off
show in bad light
slam
blister
rip
declass
vanquish
downplay
fix someone's wagon
put in one's place
corrupt
bump
set back
revert
lower oneself
lower yourself
debase oneself
be reduced
be reduced to
demean oneself
debase yourself
mark down
reduce to the ranks
kick downstairs
disrate
bust
betray
knock down
cause to feel small
deprecate
sell out
adulterate
pervert
vitiate
be untrue to oneself
beat down
abandon one's principles
distort
devastate
deteriorate
poison
warp
debauch
spoil
weaken
canker
deprave
dilute
pollute
contaminate
subvert
dishearten
discount
diss
dispirit
deject
deride
criticize
US
mock
brutalize
US
bestialize
vilipend
discourage
hurt
depress
shatter
downcry
comment negatively
condemn
slight
opprobriate
trash
reject
criticise
UK
mongrelize
brutalise
UK
distress
cry down
kiss off
talk down
trash-talk
write off
discompose
psych out
dump
horrify
appal
UK
agitate
make self-conscious
make uneasy
make awkward
appall
US
disturb
bother
irk
throw
stun
perturb
distract
dumbfound
bewilder
puzzle
hang up
catch one short
give a bad time
make a monkey of
give a hard time
throw into a tizzy
put in a spot
put in a hole
put on the spot
more ❯
“If you discover any misappropriation, please name and
shame
the culprits.”
Verb
▲
To bring shame on
dishonor
US
dishonour
UK
discredit
degrade
blacken
debase
stain
tarnish
disgrace
besmirch
blot
defame
smear
smirch
stigmatise
UK
stigmatize
US
sully
taint
defile
bring into disrepute
bring shame to
put in a bad light
bring discredit to
bring dishonour to
drag through the mire
drag down
drag through the mud
bring shame on
muddy the reputation of
reflect negatively
damage the reputation of
give a bad name to
blacken the name of
blacken the reputation of
harm the reputation of
cast in a bad light
show in a bad light
lower
humiliate
reflect badly on
disparage
slander
besmear
injure
denigrate
humble
slur
belittle
soil
malign
damage
demean
censure
abase
chasten
cheapen
libel
bring shame upon
scandalize
US
take down
vilify
give a black eye
disrespect
scandalise
UK
give a bad name
embarrass
calumniate
reproach
asperse
muckrake
spot
reduce
deride
derogate
traduce
rubbish
knock
decry
tar and feather
assail
spoil
sink
do a hatchet job on
fling mud at
sling mud at
foul
rip
blotch
attack
breathe on
slag off
bad-mouth
speak ill of
befoul
blemish
rip up and down
do a number on
cast a slur on
run smear campaign
spread scandal about
poison
undermine
make lose face
corrupt
disfavor
US
disfavour
UK
debauch
mar
blight
hurt
compromise
put down
detract from
prejudice
show up
ruin
badmouth
slam
vilipend
pan
scorch
blister
blackguard
mortify
be prejudicial to
desecrate
snub
ridicule
disregard
own
attaint
mock
brand
lose face
sling mud
poor-mouth
drag through mud
drag someone's name through the mud
touch
darken
harm
destroy
cause to lose face
cut down to size
take down a peg
deprave
tar
make someone eat crow
cast a slur
put someone in their place
take down a peg or two
do discredit to
blot your copybook
tarnish the reputation of
blemish the reputation of
be a discredit to
become a stain of the escutcheon of
become a blot of the escutcheon of
devalue
insult
mudsling
expose
diminish
disesteem
run down
cast aspersions on
tear down
shoot down
ruin the reputation of
bring into disfavour
pooh-pooh
blacken someone's name
damage someone's reputation
destroy someone's credibility
speak evil of
throw mud at
tell lies about
run a smear campaign against
slight
revile
detract
misrepresent
roast
backbite
belie
villainize
sully someone's reputation
depreciate
sneer
blaspheme
strumpet
plaster
hit
defame someone's character
back-bite
vituperate
offend
lie about
put zingers on
deprecate
cast slur on
blacken the character of
caricature
burlesque
accuse falsely
sully someone's name
spread lies about
injure the reputation of
cast aspersion
taint someone's name
blacken someone's character
drag someone's name through the mire
write false reports about
mark wrong
tarnish someone's name
spread tales about
soil someone's name
stain someone's good name
drag name through mud
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“Harry had not done much of any consequence, either to
shame
his family or to make them proud.”
Verb
▲
To surpass or cause to seem insignificant in comparison
dwarf
surpass
top
outshine
outclass
eclipse
transcend
outstrip
exceed
overshadow
cap
outdo
trump
outrival
extinguish
upstage
diminish
minimise
UK
minimize
US
outmatch
outshadow
predominate
put to shame
tower above
put in the shade
excel
outdistance
tower over
beat
better
outgun
overtop
surmount
overwhelm
overpower
be superior to
be a cut above
be head and shoulders above
overrun
leave
dominate
shade
obliterate
lead
preponderate
rule over
throw into the shade
rise above
best
have command over
leave in the shade
humiliate
trounce
outperform
outrank
improve upon
defeat
improve on
prevail over
knock spots off
go one better than
clobber
whip
crush
lick
pass
rout
cream
wallop
drub
vanquish
get the better of
overcome
overtake
shoot ahead
thrash
smash
override
triumph over
triumph
conquer
run rings around
subdue
outpace
overpass
win against
shake off
bring shame upon
hold up to shame
outvie
leave standing
run circles around
go one better
do better than
outrun
go beyond
be better than
outplay
leave behind
walk away from
run rings round
outstep
overstep
tower
be greater than
outgo
outmanoeuvre
UK
outmaneuver
US
outsmart
get ahead of
outreach
outhussle
own
be one up on
blow away
stand above
out-think
be a class above
wipe the floor with
shoot ahead of
be on another level
stand head and shoulders above
blow out of the water
be more than
outjockey
rank
outweigh
break
overshoot
overreach
go above
score points off
get further ahead of
win the race
beat hollow
be master of
take precedence
crown
overcount
outman
win
take over
outgallop
stand out
hammer
undermine
be superior
leave in the dust
swamp
be more numerous than
exceed in quantity
trample over
walk over
outfox
bypass
catch napping
make look pale by comparison
outcompete
wax
steal a march on
down
bulldoze
cook
trash
snow
bury
gain on
outnumber
master
out-distance
stuff
gain the advantage over
scoop
be more than a match for
get one over on
get the upper hand over
outflank
show up
outwit
fake out
do in
draw away from
be larger than
undo
tank
break record
go by
have advantage
get upper hand
have it all over
have a jump on
trim
stop
overmatch
dispatch
take
overbear
quash
overthrow
be streets ahead of
be way ahead of
upend
cut across
subjugate
slaughter
get
hose
make mincemeat of
blow out of water
pull a fast one
be victorious
pip at the post
bring someone to their knees
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Verb
▲
That's a shame
too bad
pity
that's a pity
that's a shame
that's too bad
what a pity
what a shame
Verb
▲
Blush, make rosy
redden
blush
flush
crimson
bloom
color
US
glow
mantle
burn
colour
UK
suffuse
turn red
anger
bloody
dye
embarrass
go crimson
go pink
go red
go scarlet
incarnadine
paint
pink
pinken
rose
rouge
rubify
rubric
rubricate
ruby
ruddle
ruddy
rust
shock
tint
turn crimson
turn pink
turn scarlet
colour up
go beetroot
flame
go red in the face
go red as a beetroot
glitter
glisten
brighten
blare
burn up
fill
become colored
have rosy cheeks
be suffused
go as red as a beetroot
be suffused with colour
be red
change colour
color up
beautify
highlight
gleam
twinkle
feel shame
feel embarrassment
feel shy
shine
feel embarrassed
feel ashamed
feel sheepish
feel mortified
glimmer
be pink
make up
become red
grow crimson
grow pink
grow scarlet
flare
incandesce
be suffused with
blaze
tingle
light
smolder
US
ignite
thrill
kindle
luminesce
smoulder
UK
stain
shade
wash
gloss
pigment
imbue
tone
infuse
tincture
glaze
tinge
lacquer
blacken
bepaint
colour-wash
crayon
enamel
adorn
variegate
darken
colour in
chalk
illuminate
fresco
daub
gild
emblazon
stipple
impregnate
streak
complexion
squirm
wince
writhe
cringe
suffer embarrassment
wince with embarrassment
more ❯
Interjection
▲
Used to express regret or disappointment about an unfortunate event or piece of information
pity
that's a pity
that's a shame
what a pity
what a shame
too bad
aww
that blows
that sucks
sucks to be you
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