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| vergogna |
shame
disgrace
reproach
bashfulness
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| peccato |
sin
pity
shame
|
| pudore |
modesty
shame
decency
|
| onta |
shame
disgrace
offense
affront
insul
offence
|
| disonore |
dishonor
disgrace
shame
reproach
dishonour
|
| obbrobrio |
shame
disgrace
opprobrium
eyesore
|
| indecenza |
indecency
shame
|
| disonorare |
dishonor
disgrace
shame
sully
dishonour
|
| far vergognare |
shame
|
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Almost a shame to use it.
I thought it was to cover some shame in our family’s past and never gave it much thought beyond that.
When he realized Farad had been shot, shame immediately overtook him.
“It would be a shame not to know the secrets of the ancients.
And after the news he’d go to a party where one of them—tall and lanky—might wrap a craggy, oaken hand about his shoulders and recite the beautiful truths of the world to come, a millennial Earth without want or injustice, without greed or shame.
It would be such a shame for you to have come all this way for only one reason and then to have to leave with disappointment as your only reward.
“It’s a shame that you won’t be coming up here very often.
’‘I touched your skin,’ she says, and she looks me straight in the eye, with an intensity, a knowledge, that brings a prickle of shame to my skin.
Shame—it was shame and fear.
It was a shame.
Ridiculous – he thinks, and he feels shame again, seeing himself as if from the other side of the room, in his boxer shorts, huddled over somebody’s bought and sold skin.
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