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ashamed

[uh-sheymd] / əˈʃeɪmd /


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It’s worth saying to him: “There’s no reason to feel ashamed. That’s not a useful emotion, and millions of people have found themselves in the same boat. You’re not alone.”

From MarketWatch

She said she felt ashamed asking for help: "there is a stigma having to ask someone else for food and not being able to provide for yourself."

From BBC

And I am ashamed to say that sometimes I took it out on Mutti, blaming her for just about everything.

From Literature

He guessed that she was ashamed of what her brother had done.

From Literature

He remembers returning home feeling ashamed, believing he had let down his family and friends.

From BBC