Shameful

/ˈʃeɪmfl/
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Contextual Sensitivity

Use 'shameful' to express strong disapproval, often when moral expectations are not met.

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His betrayal of trust was a shameful decision.
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Negative Emphasis

'Shameful' adds a layer of judgment and highlights the negative aspect of the action.

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Cheating on the test was a shameful choice.
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Emotional Impact

Using 'shameful' can evoke feelings of guilt or regret in the person responsible for the action.

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He felt shameful after lying to his friends.
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