Shamefulness
Pronunciation: /ˈʃeɪmfəɫˈnɛs/
Shamefulness (noun)
- The state of being morally wrong in a way that makes people feel ashamed.
- A quality that causes strong embarrassment or disgrace when others notice what you did.
- The fact of doing something dishonourable, judged by others as shameful.
Examples
- His silence felt like moral disgrace.
- The report described the act as moral disgrace.