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self-accusing
adjective
(alsoselfaccusing)uk /ˌself.əˈkjuː.zɪŋ/ us /ˌself.əˈkjuː.zɪŋ/(alsoself-accusatory, selfaccusatory)
accusing yourself of doing or having done something wrong: 自责
He tried to banish mournful, self-accusing thoughts and concentrate on the present.他试图消除悲伤自责的想法，专注于当下。
The tone of the sonnets is often cynical, self-accusatory, and self-mocking.
Related word
self-accusation
The older man's performance is by turns baffled, self-accusing, sly, needy, and touchingly tender.
A self-accusing interpretation of basic life events is typical of those with disadvantaged development.
What I felt was not grief itself, but a nagging, self-pitying, self-accusing emotion born of the guilt at not feeling grief.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Blaming & accusing
accusatory
accuse someone of a crime
accuse someone of something
accuser
accusingly
alleged
arraign
blame
contributory negligence
haul
have someone to thank (for something)idiom
impeachment
imputation
incriminating
incrimination
nail
opprobrium
recrimination
sacrificial lamb
stitch
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