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What (who) is SHAMED - definition
A SELF-CONSCIOUS EMOTION ASSOCIATED WITH FEELINGS OF WORTHLESSNESS OR HUMILIATION
Shaming; Shamed; Shamer; Shameful; Shamefulness; Shamefully; Ashamed; Don't be ashamed; Vicarious shame; Toxic shame; Opprobrium (shame)
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![Person hiding face and showing posture of shame (while wearing a [[Sanbenito]] and coroza hat) in [[Goya]]'s sketch "For being born somewhere else". The person has been shamed by the [[Spanish Inquisition]].](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Goya9.jpg?width=200 "Person hiding face and showing posture of shame (while wearing a [[Sanbenito]] and coroza hat) in [[Goya]]'s sketch \"For being born somewhere else\". The person has been shamed by the [[Spanish Inquisition]].")
Wikipedia
Shame
Shame is an unpleasant self-conscious emotion often associated with negative self-evaluation; motivation to quit; and feelings of pain, exposure, distrust, powerlessness, and worthlessness.
Examples of use of SHAMED
1. The NHS managers involved should be name, shamed and sacked.
2. They were occupied, crushed, starving, shocked and shamed.
3. When guards made racist remarks, he shamed them by answering back in perfect English.
4. May 1 2006 18:57 The bloody collapse of Yugoslavia shamed Europe.
5. President Jacques Chirac was then shamed into taking the same step, with fatal results.