Now updated for CSW19. New words, if any, and new inflections of existing words, are shown in red.
| abashedly | (Adv.) ABASHED, ashamed. |
| abashment | the state of being abashed. |
| aidos | (Greek) shame, modesty. |
| ashame | (Arch.) to shame. |
| ashamed | feeling shame, guilt, or disgrace. |
| ashamedly | (Adv.) ASHAMED, feeling shame. |
| ashamedness | the state of being ashamed. |
| beshame | (Arch.) to put to shame. |
| besti | (Hinglish) in India, shame. |
| compunctious | arising from remorse or regret. |
| compunctiously | (Adv.) COMPUNCTIOUS, arising from remorse or regret. |
| doghanged | shamefaced. |
| embarras | (Fr.) an embarrassment. |
| ignominious | marked by disgrace or shame. |
| ignominiously | (Adv.) IGNOMINIOUS, marked by disgrace or shame. |
| ignominy | deep personal humiliation and disgrace. |
| ignomy | (Shakesp.) deep personal humiliation and disgrace. |
| pudency | (Shakesp.) modesty, shamefacedness. |
| pudeur | (Fr.) a sense of shame or embarrassment. |
| pudor | (Obs.) a sense of shame. |
| remorse | deep anguish caused by a sense of guilt. |
| repentance | the act of repenting. |
| scundered | (Irish dialect) embarrassed. |
| shame | to cause to feel a painful sense of guilt or degradation. |