Similar words: shamefacedly, shameful, shamefully, defaced, barefaced, double-faced, deface, preface. Meaning: adj. 1. extremely modest or shy 2. showing a sense of shame 3. showing a sense of guilt.
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1. Conner looked a little shamefaced.
2. He looked somewhat shamefaced when he realized his mistake.
3. He came to my office, shamefaced, to apologize.
4. And yet we are shamefaced about this.
5. A shamefaced spokesperson admitted that mistakes had been made.
6. Jack had left her a shamefaced note with no explanation, a humble note.
7. Do not be so shamefaced. You'll do it very well.
8. They glanced at him, shamefaced, yet in their eyes was an odd, triumphant defiance.
9. I want to put the more shamefaced and remorseful of them to work, Profumo style.
10. There was a long silence, and my father looked shamefaced.
11. When Hanka Zborowska arrived asking for her portrait Modigliani was shamefaced.
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12. The spontaneity of the dancers ebbed away and they seemed almost shamefaced that their behaviour had been witnessed by their employers.
13. Preston had been quite keen when he started the project but now he felt a bit shamefaced about it.
14. The factories were gone; the shops, the houses were thinning glimpses of a still shamefaced landscape.
15. Ms. Denholtz says the store has had several experiences with shamefaced shoppers like this recently.
16. It might be very well for an unmarried young curate to be shamefaced in such matters.
17. And a While , the young man stood by , shamefaced , and downat - heel , submitting.
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