Definition of self-condemnation in English:

self-condemnation

noun sɛlfkɒndɛmˈneɪʃ(ə)n

mass noun

1The blaming of oneself for something.
自责
feelings of guilt and self-condemnation
Example sentencesExamples
- As they discuss and share coping of trauma-related shame, guilt, rage, fear, doubt, and self-condemnation, they prepare themselves to focus on the present rather than the past.
- Persuading the patient to be responsible for his illness can require great tact, otherwise he may adopt a moral attitude of self-condemnation because of it.
- Those who connive to retaliate after a misunderstanding comes up should know they are carving a destiny of unhappiness for themselves by digging a pit of remorse, self-condemnation and depression.
- Guilt and self-condemnation for performing such acts seems quite unhealthy.
- In more self-defeating forms, it intensifies to self-negation, self-condemnation, self-rejection, and self-hatred.
- Far from being an opportunity for self-condemnation or increased guilt, repentance is meant to be an experience of freedom and liberation.
Synonyms
self-reproach, self-accusation, feelings of guilt, guiltiness, a guilty conscience, a bad conscience, pangs of conscience
1. 1.1 The inadvertent revelation of one's wrongdoing.
  （自己做的坏事的）不经意泄露

Derivatives

self-condemned

adjective ˌsɛlfkənˈdɛmdˌsɛlfkənˈdɛmd

Shown to be guilty or to blame by one's own action or words.
a person who stirs up division is self-condemned
It was intoxicating to watch this handsome young man perform this dance that is done only by self-condemned men of the tribe.

self-condemning

adjective

Unfortunately, self-condemning dialogue and ill-advised direction undermined his performance.
Example sentencesExamples
- It is hard to imagine a more self-condemning admission.
- She was tired of all the stupidity and self-condemning pride that she was surrounded with.

Definition of self-condemnation in US English:

self-condemnation

nounˈˌself ˌkänˌdemˈnāSHən

1The blaming of oneself for something.
自责
feelings of guilt and self-condemnation
Example sentencesExamples
- In more self-defeating forms, it intensifies to self-negation, self-condemnation, self-rejection, and self-hatred.
- Far from being an opportunity for self-condemnation or increased guilt, repentance is meant to be an experience of freedom and liberation.
- Guilt and self-condemnation for performing such acts seems quite unhealthy.
- As they discuss and share coping of trauma-related shame, guilt, rage, fear, doubt, and self-condemnation, they prepare themselves to focus on the present rather than the past.
- Persuading the patient to be responsible for his illness can require great tact, otherwise he may adopt a moral attitude of self-condemnation because of it.
- Those who connive to retaliate after a misunderstanding comes up should know they are carving a destiny of unhappiness for themselves by digging a pit of remorse, self-condemnation and depression.
Synonyms
self-reproach, self-accusation, feelings of guilt, guiltiness, a guilty conscience, a bad conscience, pangs of conscience
1. 1.1 The inadvertent revelation of one's wrongdoing.
  （自己做的坏事的）不经意泄露

单词	self-condemnation
释义	Definition of self-condemnation in English: self-condemnation noun sɛlfkɒndɛmˈneɪʃ(ə)n mass noun 1The blaming of oneself for something. 自责 feelings of guilt and self-condemnation Example sentencesExamples As they discuss and share coping of trauma-related shame, guilt, rage, fear, doubt, and self-condemnation, they prepare themselves to focus on the present rather than the past. Persuading the patient to be responsible for his illness can require great tact, otherwise he may adopt a moral attitude of self-condemnation because of it. Those who connive to retaliate after a misunderstanding comes up should know they are carving a destiny of unhappiness for themselves by digging a pit of remorse, self-condemnation and depression. Guilt and self-condemnation for performing such acts seems quite unhealthy. In more self-defeating forms, it intensifies to self-negation, self-condemnation, self-rejection, and self-hatred. Far from being an opportunity for self-condemnation or increased guilt, repentance is meant to be an experience of freedom and liberation. Synonyms self-reproach, self-accusation, feelings of guilt, guiltiness, a guilty conscience, a bad conscience, pangs of conscience 1.1 The inadvertent revelation of one's wrongdoing. （自己做的坏事的）不经意泄露 Derivatives self-condemned adjective ˌsɛlfkənˈdɛmdˌsɛlfkənˈdɛmd Shown to be guilty or to blame by one's own action or words. a person who stirs up division is self-condemned It was intoxicating to watch this handsome young man perform this dance that is done only by self-condemned men of the tribe. self-condemning adjective Unfortunately, self-condemning dialogue and ill-advised direction undermined his performance. Example sentencesExamples It is hard to imagine a more self-condemning admission. She was tired of all the stupidity and self-condemning pride that she was surrounded with. Definition of self-condemnation in US English: self-condemnation nounˈˌself ˌkänˌdemˈnāSHən 1The blaming of oneself for something. 自责 feelings of guilt and self-condemnation Example sentencesExamples In more self-defeating forms, it intensifies to self-negation, self-condemnation, self-rejection, and self-hatred. Far from being an opportunity for self-condemnation or increased guilt, repentance is meant to be an experience of freedom and liberation. Guilt and self-condemnation for performing such acts seems quite unhealthy. As they discuss and share coping of trauma-related shame, guilt, rage, fear, doubt, and self-condemnation, they prepare themselves to focus on the present rather than the past. Persuading the patient to be responsible for his illness can require great tact, otherwise he may adopt a moral attitude of self-condemnation because of it. Those who connive to retaliate after a misunderstanding comes up should know they are carving a destiny of unhappiness for themselves by digging a pit of remorse, self-condemnation and depression. Synonyms self-reproach, self-accusation, feelings of guilt, guiltiness, a guilty conscience, a bad conscience, pangs of conscience 1.1 The inadvertent revelation of one's wrongdoing. （自己做的坏事的）不经意泄露
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