(しゅうちしん)

しゅうちしん
noun
sense of shame; modesty
1. sense of shame; modesty; feelings of embarrassment
The innate feeling of shame or embarrassment that prevents a person from behaving in an improper or indecent manner. A psychological and moral concept.
羞恥心(しゅうちしん)から(かお)(あか)くなった。
My face turned red from embarrassment.
あの(ひと)には羞恥心(しゅうちしん)がないのだろうか。
Does that person have no sense of shame?
()どもの(ころ)平気(へいき)だったことが、大人(おとな)になると羞恥心(しゅうちしん)(かん)じるようになる。
Things that didn't bother you as a child start to cause feelings of shame as an adult.

USAGE:
羞恥心(しゅうちしん) refers to the internal feeling of shame or modesty. It is often discussed in the context of social behavior, psychology, or moral character. Having no 羞恥心(しゅうちしん) is seen as a character flaw.

COMMON COLLOCATIONS:

  • 羞恥心(しゅうちしん)(かん)じる (to feel shame)
  • 羞恥心(しゅうちしん)がない (to have no sense of shame)
  • 羞恥心(しゅうちしん)から (out of shame)
  • 羞恥心(しゅうちしん)()てる (to cast off one's shame)

SIMILAR WORDS:

  • (はじ): shame, disgrace (more general)
  • ()ずかしさ: embarrassment, shyness
  • 廉恥(れんち): sense of honor and shame (literary)