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abashed in Russian

abashed in Russian is пристыжённый, расте́рянный, сконфу́женный — abashed means feeling embarrassed or ashamed.

abashed in Russian

пристыжённый
adj
Pronounced: pristyzhyonnyy
Embarrassed, disconcerted, or ashamed.
расте́рянный
adj
Pronounced: rasteryannyy
Embarrassed, disconcerted, or ashamed.
сконфу́женный
adj
Pronounced: skonfuzhennyy
Embarrassed, disconcerted, or ashamed.
смеша́вшийся
adj
Pronounced: smeshavshiysya
Embarrassed, disconcerted, or ashamed.
смущённый
adj
Pronounced: smushchyonnyy
Embarrassed, disconcerted, or ashamed.

What does "abashed" mean?

  1. adj Feeling embarrassed or ashamed.
    "So spake the Lord Goldry Bluszco, standing in great pride and splendour beneath the starry canopy, and scowling terribly on the Ambassador from Witchland, so that the Ambassador was abashed and his knees smote together."
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abashed in a sentence

  • So spake the Lord Goldry Bluszco, standing in great pride and splendour beneath the starry canopy, and scowling terribly on the Ambassador from Witchland, so that the Ambassador was abashed and his knees smote together.

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What is "abashed" in Russian?
"abashed" in Russian is пристыжённый, расте́рянный, сконфу́женный. abashed means: Feeling embarrassed or ashamed.
How do you pronounce пристыжённый?
"abashed" in Russian is пристыжённый, pronounced "pristyzhyonnyy".
Are there other ways to say "abashed" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 5 translations listed for "abashed": пристыжённый, расте́рянный, сконфу́женный, смеша́вшийся, смущённый.
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