Similar words: self-distrust, disgust, disgusted, disgusting, disgustful, disgustedly, disgustingly, self-discovery. Meaning: n. shame resulting from strong dislike of yourself or your actions.
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1. Still, fear grips me, compounded by self-disgust.
2. A small worm of self-disgust reared its blind head within his belly.
3. Of course, if we're full of self-disgust or dislike ourselves intensely, we'll find the summoning up of compassionate feelings for ourselves even more challenging.
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4. She could readily imagine his feelings of guilt and self-disgust, and his anxiety to lay the blame at Bella's door.
5. She reached for the radio tuning-dial, giving a little snort of self-disgust at her own choice of adjective.
6. Whereas she - Maria's lips tightened, confining a moan of self-disgust.
7. But pains of these kinds do not destroy the essential quality of life the same way that those springing from self-disgust do.
8. We were weak and backwards, "' she said. "There was a sense that the Chinese were victims, but there was also self-disgust."
9. Or perhaps you've got back to your hotel and 3)slumped onto the bed, filled with 4)listlessness and self-disgust, unable to face another "must-see" attraction.
10. There was a sense that the Chinese were victims, but there was also self-disgust.
11. He lay on his back in a nausea of self-disgust .
More similar words: self-distrust, disgust, disgusted, disgusting, disgustful, disgustedly, disgustingly, self-discovery, self-discipline, self-disciplined, self-directed, self-direction, disguise, disguised, in disguise, undisguised, self-doubt, self-drive, self-deceit, self-denial, self-driven, self-defence, self-defense, self-denying, self-destruct, self-devotion, self-defensive, self-deceiving, self-deception, self-defeating.