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self-reproachful

[self-ri-prohch]

self-re·proach

[self-ri-prohch]
noun
blame or censure by one's own conscience.

Origin:
1770–80

self-re·proach·ful, self-re·proach·ing, adjective
self-re·proach·ing·ly, adverb
self-re·proach·ing·ness, noun
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self-reproach
 
n
the act of finding fault with or blaming oneself
 
self-re'proachful
 
adj
 
self-re'proachfully
 
adv

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