Meaning & Definition of word "Shamed"

Shamed

/ʃeɪmd/

1. Past tense of shame; to cause someone to feel ashamed.
- Example: The teacher shamed the student for being late to class.
2. To subject someone to shame.
- Example: They shamed him publicly, making him feel worthless.

1. Feeling or showing a painful emotion caused by consciousness of guilt, shortcoming, or impropriety.
- Example: He felt shamed after realizing he had lied to his friends.
2. Causing someone to feel ashamed.
- Example: The shamed look on her face revealed how she felt about the criticism.

Derived from Old English 'scæmd', meaning to be ashamed or to be disgraceful.

shame on you:

A phrase expressing disapproval of someone's actions.

to be shamed:

To experience embarrassment or guilt due to actions or comments by others.

shame:

A painful feeling of humiliation or distress caused by the consciousness of wrong or foolish behavior.

shaming:

The act of making someone feel shame.

Meaning: Get roasted

Example Sentence: He got roasted so hard after that mistake, he might as well be shamed.

Meaning: Caught in 4K

Example Sentence: She was caught in 4K doing that, and now she's totally shamed.