Self-Conscious

verb to cause to feel embarrassed, disconcerted, or ashamed

• She tried not to abash her guests with her lack of knowledge on the topic.
• Don't let your mistakes abash you, just keep trying.
• I felt totally abashed when I tripped in front of everyone.
• The bright lights of the stage never failed to abash him, no matter how many times he performed.

adjective feeling embarrassed, disconcerted, or ashamed

• She felt abashed when she realized she had made a mistake in front of her colleagues.
• He looked abashed after being caught in a lie.
• She was totally abashed when her crush walked in on her singing in the shower.
• The politician's scandal left him abashed in the eyes of the public.