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abashed (comparative more abashed , superlative most abashed )
Embarrassed , disconcerted , or ashamed .
1922 , E[ric] R[ücker] Eddison , The Worm Ouroboros [1] , London: Jonathan Cape, page 14 :So spake the Lord Goldry Bluszco, standing in great pride and splendour beneath the starry canopy, and scowling terribly on the Ambassador from Witchland, so that the Ambassador was abashed and his knees smote together.
embarrassed
Bulgarian: засрамен (bg) ( zasramen ) , смутен (bg) ( smuten )
Catalan: avergonyit (ca)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 尴尬 (zh) , 尷尬 / 尴尬 (zh) , 羞愧 (zh) ( xiūkuì )
Dutch: beschaamd (nl) , verlegen (nl) , beteuterd (nl) , in verlegenheid , op zijn neus kijkend
Finnish: hämillään (fi) , hämmentynyt (fi)
French: confus (fr) , décontenancé (fr)
German: beschämt (de) , verlegen (de)
Icelandic: vandræðalegur (is)
Ido: shamigita (io) , timidigita (io)
Italian: confuso (it) , imbarazzato (it) , turbato (it)
Macedonian: засрамен m ( zasramen )
Malay:
Jawi: مالو (ms)
Rumi: malu
Manx: nearit
Maori: koari
Norwegian: skamfull (no) , forlegen , beskjemmet
Persian: خجالت زده (fa) , شرمسار (fa)
Polish: speszony , zmieszany (pl) , zawstydzony (pl)
Portuguese: envergonhado (pt)
Russian: сконфу́женный (ru) ( skonfúžennyj ) , смеша́вшийся (ru) ( smešávšijsja ) , смущённый (ru) ( smuščónnyj ) , расте́рянный (ru) ( rastérjannyj )
Serbo-Croatian: posramljen (sh) , посрамљен ( Cyrl ) , postiđen (sh)
Spanish: avergonzado (es)
abashed
simple past and past participle of abash