feeling uneasy or guilty because of one's own mistakes or failures

To talk big without feeling any shame; to make grand claims regardless of the facts.

(idiom) to feel inadequate or ashamed compared to others; originally used to describe feeling ashamed of one's own physical appearance or behavior compared to someone else's

to feel ashamed; to be embarrassed and humiliated

ashamed and bewildered; embarrassed and apprehensive; filled with regret and fear

to feel ashamed or humiliated; embarrassed and ill at ease

to feel shame; to be filled with embarrassment

to be ashamed of one's own shortcomings while envying the strengths or competence of others; literally means the wild duck is ashamed of its short legs and envies the long legs of the crane

(literary) to feel ashamed of a defect or flaw in one's moral character or behavior

to be mortified, ashamed, or hurt by humiliation

to be affected with both shame and fear; ashamed and terrified

to feel shame and loss of spirits; ashamed and discouraged

an expression of shame or embarrassment visible on the face

to feel ashamed and turn red in the face

(literary) an expression or look of shame; a face showing embarrassment

describes a woman so beautiful that even swallows and orioles are envious and ashamed by her appearance

to feel ashamed because one considers oneself inferior to others

(literary) to have a clear conscience; to behave with such integrity that one has nothing to be ashamed of even when alone and unobserved