Adjective:

लाज,

shamed's Usage Examples:

His estranged family, who had disapproved of his becoming an artist, were ashamed of his suicide and burned his papers.

According to rock music historian Ian McFarlane they "unashamedly plundered rock"s past to arrive at an original sound that was always.

Independent was more ambivalent about the band, saying there was "an insubstantiality at their core" of their music, as they "plug unashamedly" into the.

Berg unashamedly uses sonata form in one scene in the second act, describing himself how the first subject represents Marie (Wozzeck's mistress), while the second subject coincides with the entry of Wozzeck himself.

The whole episode of "live rape" disconcerts Vidya and her cameraman Rafiq to an extent that they feel ashamed to.

they are not needed only to fall down when it comes to a pinch? I would be ashamed to have my picture up now.

Geoffrey Keating gives his epithet as Tuirbeach, "ashamed", because of the incestuous conception of Fíacha.

The woman was publicly shamed, and quit her university.

A caring, sensitive character, she has been a romantic interest and confidante of The Thing, a member of the Fantastic Four who is frequently ashamed.

He later said he felt ashamed and suicidal for being a stool pigeon.

Ambition, Sir, as the word is generally understood, is entirely out of my line of life; but, Sir, I own I have an ambition, and of which I am not ashamed; it.

Lily returns ashamedly to her Birmingham home after the failed elopement, increasingly certain.

She loved Apollo and by him she became pregnant, but was shamed by Aepytus for her pregnancy.

Synonyms:

dishonored, discredited, disgraced, ashamed,

Antonyms:

unafraid, reputable, unrepentant, impenitent, unashamed,