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abasements Meaning
abasements
to lower in rank, office, prestige, or esteem, to lower in rank or position, to lower physically
abasements Sentence Examples
- The king's abasement before his adversary shattered his pride and dignity.
- The poverty and squalor in the slums reduced the inhabitants to abasements.
- The constant criticism and mockery led to his abasement and loss of self-worth.
- The treacherous act of betrayal left her in a state of abasement and despair.
- The harsh words and cruel treatment inflicted upon him caused him immense abasement.
- The arrogant nobleman refused to acknowledge the abasement of his servants.
- The humiliation he suffered at the hands of his captors filled him with abasement.
- The realization of his own insignificance brought him to a profound abasement.
- The scandal that erupted around his name reduced him to a state of abasement and shame.
- The loss of his fortune and status left him feeling utterly abased and broken.
FAQs About the word abasements
to lower in rank, office, prestige, or esteem, to lower in rank or position, to lower physically
debasements, humiliations, dismissals, firings,layoffs, bumps, demotions,downgrades, sackings, reductions
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The king's abasement before his adversary shattered his pride and dignity.
The poverty and squalor in the slums reduced the inhabitants to abasements.
The constant criticism and mockery led to his abasement and loss of self-worth.
The treacherous act of betrayal left her in a state of abasement and despair.
