Definition of the verb : to abash

1° cause to be embarrassed; cause to feel self-conscious 2° cause to feel embarrassment

Indicative Simple present I abash you abash he abashes we abash you abash they abash Present progressive/continuous I am abashing you are abashing he is abashing we are abashing you are abashing they are abashing Simple past I abashed you abashed he abashed we abashed you abashed they abashed Past progressive/continuous I was abashing you were abashing he was abashing we were abashing you were abashing they were abashing Present perfect simple I have abashed you have abashed he has abashed we have abashed you have abashed they have abashed Present perfect progressive/continuous I have been abashing you have been abashing he has been abashing we have been abashing you have been abashing they have been abashing Past perfect I had abashed you had abashed he had abashed we had abashed you had abashed they had abashed Present perfect progressive/continuous I had been abashing you had been abashing he had been abashing we had been abashing you had been abashing they had been abashing Future I will/shall abash you will abash he will abash we will/shall abash you will abash they will abash Future progressive/continuous I will/shall be abashing you will be abashing he will be abashing we will/shall be abashing you will be abashing they will be abashing Future perfect I will/shall have abashed you will have abashed he will have abashed we will/shall have abashed you will have abashed they will have abashed Future perfect continuous I will/shall have been abashing you will have been abashing he will have been abashing we will/shall have been abashing you will have been abashing they will have been abashing Conditional Simple I would/should abash you would abash he would abash we would/should abash you would abash they would abash Progressive I would/should be abashing you would be abashing he would be abashing we would/should be abashing you would be abashing they would be abashing Perfect I would/should have abashed you would have abashed he would have abashed we would/should have abashed you would have abashed they would have abashed Perfect progressive I would/should have been abashing you would have been abashing he would have been abashing we would/should have been abashing you would have been abashing they would have been abashing

Synonym of the verb : to abash

chide - confuse - disconcert - discourage - dishearten - embarrass - flurry - mix - mix up - mortify - muddle up - put off -

Some other verbs :

carburize sparkplug evoke listen best cube subdue ravel admonish measure beef dissimulate oscillate ballast pan-broil fatigue decrease sugar confer release

French translation

bouleverser - confondre - déconcerter - décontenancer - embarrasser - embrouiller - gêner - troubler -

Realization : LB
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