1. A painful emotion resulting from an awareness of inadequacy or guilt 
2. A state of dishonour
   "one mistake brought shame to all his family"
   - disgrace, ignominy 
3. An unfortunate development
   - pity

1. Bring shame or dishonour upon
   - dishonor [US], disgrace, dishonour [Brit, Cdn], attaint [archaic] 
2. Compel through a sense of shame
   "She shamed him into making amends" 
3. Cause to be ashamed 
4. Surpass or beat by a wide margin

Derived forms: shaming, shamed, shames

Type of: arouse, bad luck, compel, dishonor [US], dishonour [Brit, Cdn], elicit, enkindle, evoke, exceed, feeling, fire, kindle, misfortune, obligate, oblige, outdo, outgo [archaic], outmatch, outperform, outstrip, provoke, raise, surmount, surpass

Encyclopedia: Shame

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