| No. | Item | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | abased state | condition of lowered self-worth |
| 2. | abasement | a lowering of self-respect |
| 3. | abashment | state of being embarrassed |
| 4. | abjection | miserable loss of dignity |
| 5. | abjectness | extreme degradation |
| 6. | acute embarrassment | intense social discomfort |
| 7. | awkward feeling | sense of embarrassment |
| 8. | awkwardness | social discomfort or embarrassment |
| 9. | bad name | damaged reputation |
| 10. | bad repute | poor public reputation |
| 11. | baseness | low moral quality |
| 12. | bitter humiliation | severe loss of dignity |
| 13. | black eye | damage to reputation |
| 14. | black mark | negative mark on record |
| 15. | blemish | small stain on reputation |
| 16. | blot | stain on character |
| 17. | blushing | visible embarrassed reaction |
| 18. | brand of disgrace | lasting sign of dishonor |
| 19. | chagrin | distressed embarrassment |
| 20. | cloud on reputation | suspicion harming reputation |
| 21. | crushing embarrassment | overwhelming social discomfort |
| 22. | debasement | lowering in dignity or worth |
| 23. | deep mortification | intense embarrassed shame |
| 24. | degradation | loss of status or dignity |
| 25. | deplorable state | very bad, shameful condition |
| 26. | discredit | loss of trust or respect |
| 27. | disgrace | loss of honor or respect |
| 28. | disgraced state | condition of public dishonor |
| 29. | disgraceful affair | shameful incident or matter |
| 30. | disgraceful conduct | behavior bringing dishonor |
| 31. | disgraceful position | humiliating situation |
| 32. | disgracefulness | quality of being shameful |
| 33. | dishonor | loss of honor |
| 34. | disreputableness | state of poor reputation |
| 35. | disrepute | state of being disrespected |
| 36. | embarrassed feeling | feeling of social discomfort |
| 37. | embarrassing situation | socially uncomfortable circumstance |
| 38. | embarrassment | self-conscious social discomfort |
| 39. | fallen state | condition of decline and disgrace |
| 40. | family disgrace | disgrace affecting a family |
| 41. | humbling | making someone feel less proud |
| 42. | humiliated feeling | sense of being degraded |
| 43. | humiliating blow | deeply embarrassing setback |
| 44. | humiliating disgrace | disgrace causing deep embarrassment |
| 45. | humiliating position | embarrassing situation |
| 46. | humiliating state | condition causing loss of dignity |
| 47. | humiliation | painful loss of dignity |
| 48. | ignominiousness | quality of public shame |
| 49. | ignominy | public shame or disgrace |
| 50. | ill repute | bad public reputation |
| 51. | impropriety | socially improper act |
| 52. | indecorum | improper behavior causing shame |
| 53. | indignity | humiliating treatment or result |
| 54. | infamy | extreme public disgrace |
| 55. | lasting disgrace | enduring loss of respect |
| 56. | loss of face | public loss of dignity |
| 57. | low estate | humble, degraded condition |
| 58. | lowliness | humble or degraded condition |
| 59. | moral stain | ethical blot on character |
| 60. | moral taint | ethical stain on reputation |
| 61. | mortification | deep embarrassment or shame |
| 62. | mortified feeling | deeply embarrassed feeling |
| 63. | mortifying experience | event causing deep embarrassment |
| 64. | national disgrace | disgrace affecting a nation |
| 65. | obloquy | strong public condemnation |
| 66. | odium | public hatred and disgrace |
| 67. | opprobrium | harsh public disgrace |
| 68. | painful embarrassment | strong social discomfort |
| 69. | personal disgrace | individual loss of honor |
| 70. | public disgrace | open loss of honor |
| 71. | public humiliation | open embarrassing degradation |
| 72. | rank disgrace | utter public dishonor |
| 73. | red-facedness | state of embarrassed flushing |
| 74. | reproach | blame causing shame |
| 75. | reputational blot | stain on public image |
| 76. | reputational stain | disgrace on one’s name |
| 77. | ruefulness | regretful sadness |
| 78. | scandal | disgraceful public incident |
| 79. | scandalousness | quality of causing disgrace |
| 80. | shamefacedness | embarrassed modest discomfort |
| 81. | sheepishness | embarrassed awkwardness |
| 82. | smirch | stain on reputation |
| 83. | social disgrace | loss of standing socially |
| 84. | social humiliation | embarrassing loss of status |
| 85. | sorry state | pitiful, embarrassing condition |
| 86. | stain | mark of disgrace |
| 87. | stigma | mark of disgrace |
| 88. | sullied honor | honor damaged by disgrace |
| 89. | taint | stain on reputation |
| 90. | tainted name | reputation damaged by disgrace |
| 91. | tarnish | damage to reputation |
| 92. | timidity | hesitant self-consciousness |
| 93. | unease | troubled embarrassment |
| 94. | unseemliness | improperness causing embarrassment |
| 95. | unworthiness | lack of deserving respect |
| 96. | vileness | morally shameful character |
| 97. | wantonness | reckless immorality causing shame |
| 98. | woefulness | miserable, pitiable shame |
| 99. | worthlessness | feeling of having no value |
| 100. | wretched plight | miserable, humiliating condition |