shaming in Portuguese
shaming in Portuguese is envergonhar — shaming means the act of publicly criticising or humiliating someone to make them feel ashamed.
shaming in Portuguese
envergonhar
The activity by which somebody is shamed.
What does "shaming" mean?
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noun The act of publicly criticising or humiliating someone to make them feel ashamed.
"Online shaming can follow someone for years after a single mistake."
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shaming in a sentence
- Online shaming can follow someone for years after a single mistake.
- The teacher was accused of shaming students in front of the class.
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What is "shaming" in Portuguese?
"shaming" in Portuguese is envergonhar. shaming means: The act of publicly criticising or humiliating someone to make them feel ashamed.
How do you use "shaming" in a sentence?
Example: "Online shaming can follow someone for years after a single mistake." In Portuguese, "shaming" is envergonhar.
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