shameful

IPA: ʃˈeɪmfʌɫ

adjective

  • Causing or meriting shame or disgrace; disgraceful
  • Giving offense.
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Examples of "shameful" in Sentences

  • The arrogance you flaunt is shameful.
  • The argumentation is sly and shameful.
  • In fact it reveals a shameful contumacy.
  • It is truly shameful episode in the history.
  • All of the above are just shameful allegations.
  • It is a shameful chapter in the history of medicine.
  • He added a hash tag to his tweet with the word "shameful."
  • Police say only a small number are indulging in what they call shameful behavior.
  • Tonight, we're reporting on the president's blistering attack on what he calls shameful bonuses on Wall Street.
  • The groups want Miyazawa to urge his guest formally to retract what they call the shameful "honorary white" label.
  • The move came after after an ill-tempered Scottish Cup replay at Celtic Park on Wednesday which he described as "shameful".
  • Phyllis was for one hour haughty and unforgiving over what she called his shameful neglect and, for another, in a fever of unrest to see him.
  • The only thing shameful is the colossal failure of this weak president, his corrupt administration and the disgraceful democratic congress. gt
  • What IS shameful is that too many people will support any kinda foolishness to soothe the gulps of hatefulness many often swallow in non-support of this administration.
  • He went on to give an emotional, blistering indictment of the Democrats and Republicans, both parties, for what he described as a shameful attempt, in his words, to conduct a shameless -- to walk -- let me get this quote right.

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