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Definition
Synonym
Scham
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Scham
shame
Scham
pubic
Scham
...
pubic
Scham
f
shame
falsche
Scham
false shame
weibliche
Scham
vulva
Scham
f
; Beschämung
f
mortification
Bär
m
(weibliche
Scham
)
slang
beaver
Am.
slang
Vulva
f
, äuĂere weibliche Geschlechtsteile, weibliche
Scham
f
anat.
Vulvi
pl
vulva
vulvae
Scham
f
(Sich-Schämen)
psych.
Ich schäme mich wegen meiner Lßge.
Er senkte beschämt den Kopf.
Schäm dich!
shame
I feel shame for my lie.
He hung his head in shame.
Shame on you!
äuĂere weibliche Geschlechtsteile; weibliche
Scham
f
;
Scham
gegend
f
; Vulva
f
; Cunnus
m
; Pudendum femininum
anat.
Vulvi
pl
vulva; pudendum (femininum)
vulvae
äuĂere weibliche Geschlechtsteile; weibliche
Scham
f
;
Scham
gegend
f
; Vulva
f
; Cunnus
m
; Pudendum femininum
anat.
Vulvae
pl
; Vulven
pl
vulva; pudendum (femininum)
vulvae
Deutsche
Scham Synonyme
scham
äuĂere
weibliche
Geschlechtsteile
(umgangssprachlich)
Scheidenvorhof
Vulva
(fachsprachlich)
weibliche
Scham
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Scham Synonym
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Englische
shame Synonyme
shame
abasement
abash
abashment
abomination
apologies
atrocity
attrition
ayenbite of inwit
bad
besmirch
bitterness
blacken
bring down
bring into discredit
bring low
bring
shame
upon
bully
burning
shame
byword
byword of reproach
calamity
calumniate
calumniation
cast reproach upon
catastrophe
chagrin
chasten
coerce
comedown
contempt
contriteness
contrition
coyness
debase
debasement
decency
decorousness
decorum
defamation
defame
deflate
deflation
defrock
degradation
degrade
delicacy
denigration
deplume
derogation
descent
desecration
diffidence
dirty
shame
disaster
disconcert
discountenance
discredit
disesteem
disfavor
disgrace
dishonor
disparagement
displume
disrepute
drive
dump
eclipse
elegance
embarrass
embarrassment
error
evil
force
grief
guilt
hangdog look
humble
humbled pride
humiliate
humiliation
humility
ignominy
impute
shame
to
infamy
iniquity
knavery
let down
letdown
low-down dirty
shame
modesty
mortification
mortify
obliquity
obloquy
odium
opprobrium
outclass
outdo
outrage
outshine
outstrip
overshadow
peccancy
pillory
pity
profanation
propriety
prudishness
pudency
pudicity
push
put down
put out
put to
shame
put-down
reflect discredit upon
regret
regretfulness
regrets
regretting
remorse
remorse of conscience
remorsefulness
repining
reproach
reprobacy
respectability
sacrilege
scandal
scandalize
seemliness
self-abasement
self-abnegation
self-diminishment
self-reproach
setdown
shame
facedness
shame
fastness
shame
fulness
show up
shyness
sin
smear
sorriness
sorrow
stain
stigmatize
subdue
suppress
surpass
taint
tarnish
terrible thing
timidity
unfrock
vilification
villainy
violation
wistfulness
wrong
shame
d
abashed
a
shame
d
at a discount
blushing
chagrined
chapfallen
crestfallen
crushed
discredited
disgraced
embarrassed
hangdog
humbled
humiliated
in Dutch
in bad
in bad odor
in bad repute
in discredit
in disfavor
in disgrace
in disrepute
loaded with
shame
mortified
out of countenance
out of favor
red-faced
shame
faced
shame
fast
under a cloud
shame
faced
abashed
a
shame
d
bashful
blushing
chagrined
chapfallen
chastened
confused
conscience-smitten
conscience-stricken
conscious
coy
crestfallen
crushed
demure
diffident
discomfited
embarrassed
full of remorse
hangdog
humbled
humiliated
inarticulate
meek
modest
mortified
mousy
out of countenance
red-faced
regretful
remorseful
repining
rueful
self-accusing
self-condemning
self-conscious
self-convicting
self-debasing
self-effacing
self-flagellating
self-humiliating
self-punishing
self-reproaching
shame
d
shame
fast
shame
ful
sheepish
shy
skittish
sorry
stammering
timid
timorous
uncomfortable
unhappy about
wistful
shame
ful
aberrant
abnormal
abominable
arrant
a
shame
d
atrocious
awful
bad
base
beastly
beneath contempt
beneath one
black
blamable
blameworthy
brutal
chastening
cheap
conscience-smitten
conscience-stricken
contemptible
corrupt
criminal
damnable
dark
debasing
degrading
delinquent
demeaning
deplorable
despicable
detestable
deviant
dire
discreditable
disgraceful
disgusting
dishonorable
disreputable
dreadful
egregious
embarrassing
enormous
evil
execrable
fetid
filthy
flagitious
flagrant
foul
full of remorse
fulsome
grievous
gross
gutter
hardly the thing
hateful
heinous
horrible
horrid
humbling
humiliating
humiliative
ignominious
illegal
improper
inappropriate
incorrect
indecent
indecorous
infamous
infra dig
infra indignitatem
inglorious
iniquitous
knavish
lamentable
loathsome
lousy
low
mean
monstrous
mortifying
nasty
naughty
nefarious
noisome
not done
not the thing
notorious
obnoxious
odious
off-base
off-color
offensive
opprobrious
out-of-line
outrageous
peccant
pitiable
pitiful
rank
regretful
regrettable
remorseful
repining
reprehensible
reprobate
repulsive
rotten
rueful
sacrilegious
sad
scandalous
schlock
scurvy
self-accusing
self-condemning
self-convicting
self-debasing
self-flagellating
self-humiliating
self-punishing
self-reproaching
shabby
shady
shame
faced
shame
fast
shame
less
shaming
shocking
shoddy
sinful
sordid
sorry
squalid
terrible
too bad
unbecoming
unclean
undue
unfit
unfitting
unforgivable
unhappy about
unlawful
unpardonable
unprincipled
unrespectable
unrighteous
unseemly
unspeakable
unsuitable
unworthy
unworthy of one
vicious
vile
villainous
wicked
wistful
woeful
worst
worthless
wretched
wrong
wrongful
shame
less
abandoned
aberrant
abnormal
abominable
amoral
arrant
atrocious
audacious
aweless
barefaced
blatant
bold
bold as brass
boldfaced
brash
brassy
brazen
brazenfaced
callous
calloused
case-hardened
cheeky
colorful
conscienceless
corrupt
corrupted
criminal
crooked
crude
dark
delinquent
deviant
devious
disgraceful
dishonest
dishonorable
dissolute
doubtful
dubious
evasive
evil
exhibitionistic
extravagant
felonious
fishy
flagrant
flaring
flaunting
forward
fraudulent
garish
gaudy
glaring
gorgeous
griefless
hard
hardened
hardhearted
hardly the thing
heartless
high-handed
ignominious
ill-got
ill-gotten
illegal
immodest
immoral
improper
impudent
inappropriate
incorrect
indecent
indecorous
indirect
indurated
infamous
insidious
inured
lewd
lost to
shame
loud
lurid
meretricious
not done
not kosher
not the thing
notorious
obdurate
obtrusive
off-base
off-color
out-of-line
outrageous
overbold
presumptuous
profligate
questionable
regretless
remorseless
rotten
rude
sacrilegious
scandalous
screaming
seared
sensational
shady
shame
ful
shifty
shocking
sinful
sinister
slippery
sorrowless
spectacular
suspicious
swaggering
tawdry
terrible
tricky
unabashed
una
shame
d
unblushing
unconscienced
unconscientious
unconscionable
uncontrolled
underhand
underhanded
undue
unembarrassed
unethical
unfit
unfitting
ungrieving
unlawful
unmodest
unprincipled
unregretful
unregretting
unremorseful
unrepining
unreserved
unrighteous
unrueful
unsavory
unscrupulous
unseemly
unsorrowful
unsorrowing
unsorry
unstraightforward
unsuitable
vulgar
wanton
wicked
wild
without remorse
without
shame
wrong
wrongful
Scham Definition
Cover-
shame
(
n.
)
Something
used
to
conceal
infamy.
Shame
(
n.
)
A
painful
sensation
excited
by
a
consciousness
of
guilt
or
impropriety,
or
of
having
done
something
which
injures
reputation,
or
of
the
exposure
of
that
which
nature
or
modesty
prompts
us
to
conceal.
Shame
(
n.
)
Reproach
incurred
or
suffered
Shame
(
n.
)
The
cause
or
reason
of
shame
Shame
(
n.
)
The
parts
which
modesty
requires
to
be
covered
Shame
(
v.
t.)
To
make
a
shame
d
Shame
(
v.
t.)
To
cover
with
reproach
or
ignominy
Shame
(
v.
t.)
To
mock
at
Shame
(
n.
)
To
be
a
shame
d
Shame
-proof
(
n.
)
Shameless.
shame Bedeutung
pity
shame
an
unfortunate
development,
it's
a
pity
he
couldn't
do
it
shame
a
painful
emotion
resulting
from
an
awareness
of
inadequacy
or
guilt
Virgin
Mary
bloody
shame
a
Bloody
Mary
made
without
alcohol
sense
of
shame
sense
of
duty
a
motivating
awareness
of
ethical
responsibility
sensitive
plant
touch-me-not
shame
plant
live-and-die
humble
plant
action
plant
Mimosa
pudica
prostrate
or
semi-erect
subshrub
of
tropical
America,
and
Australia,
heavily
armed
with
recurved
thorns
and
having
sensitive
soft
grey-green
leaflets
that
fold
and
droop
at
night
or
when
touched
or
cooled
shame
disgrace
ignominy
a
state
of
dishonor,
one
mistake
brought
shame
to
all
his
family,
suffered
the
ignominy
of
being
sent
to
prison
shame
surpass
or
beat
by
a
wide
margin
shame
cause
to
be
a
shame
d
shame
compel
through
a
sense
of
shame
,
She
shame
d
him
into
making
amends
dishonor
disgrace
dishonour
attaint
shame
bring
shame
or
dishonor
upon,
he
dishonored
his
family
by
committing
a
serious
crime
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