ashamed in Latin
ashamed in Latin is pudefactus — ashamed means feeling shame, embarrassment, or guilt over something one has done or been associated with.
ashamed in Latin
pudefactus
(chiefly, of someone in trouble and undergoing punishment for doing something wrong) Feeling shame or guilt.
What does "ashamed" mean?
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adj Feeling shame, embarrassment, or guilt over something one has done or been associated with.
"I was ashamed to admit that I had forgotten her birthday."
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ashamed in a sentence
- I was ashamed to admit that I had forgotten her birthday.
- He felt ashamed of how he had spoken to his sister.
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What is "ashamed" in Latin?
"ashamed" in Latin is pudefactus. ashamed means: Feeling shame, embarrassment, or guilt over something one has done or been associated with.
How do you use "ashamed" in a sentence?
Example: "I was ashamed to admit that I had forgotten her birthday." In Latin, "ashamed" is pudefactus.
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