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- adjective Alternative form of
ashamed . - verb Simple past tense and past participle of
ashame .
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Examples
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The poem continues: "She it apply'd where I'm asham'd to tell,/ And acted what I could have done as well."
Poetry bestseller boasts saucy secret in the bookbinding … 18th century porn 2011
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You will see what I say to Mr L as to Nats affair — I want to know how you proceed with the Shoe trade, but I am asham'd to ask because I have no help for you just now — perhaps we may find out in time who sent the copy from Thetford I suspect Miss Pooly, or the Bidwells —
Letter 81 2009
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I am rather asham'd, not of my progress in the Journal*, but of my promise, for I have not compleated my task.!
Letter 230 2009
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How about "To bow and to bend we shan't be asham'd"?
Yo-Yo Ma and Itzhak Perlman faked it. Ann Althouse 2009
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Your Softness (said she) makes me almost asham'd to own you for my Son; rouze up your Resolution, and act as becomes your Sex and Quality, and not languish under the Effects of I know not what Fears and Fancies of a rigorous Beauty.
Exilius 2008
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In this State, dear Cousin, are my Affairs at present, being under great Difficulties what to do; for I am asham'd to discover to my Uncle his being here in Disguise, and unwilling to let him remain so any longer, after such Treatment.
Exilius 2008
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Turpius, and the sole lawful Heiress of all his great Riches: But the Irregularity of his Life makes me almost asham'd to own him for my
Exilius 2008
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To reveal my Sex I was asham'd, nor indeed knew I to whom; for to this vertuous Maid it was in vain, she not being able to help me; to the High − Priest it was dangerous, fearing to be immur'd for having prophan'd that holy Place, by living so long there in Disguise; and to live there longer, was but to augment my
Exilius 2008
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Again, one would have to be very literal-minded indeed not to hear the delicious irony that is Kate's undersong, centered on the great line "I am asham'd that women are so simple."
"[O]ddly tender" M-mv 2007
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Again, one would have to be very literal-minded indeed not to hear the delicious irony that is Kate's undersong, centered on the great line "I am asham'd that women are so simple."
Archive 2007-01-01 M-mv 2007
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