abases Antonyms
Strongest:
- poisons
- humiliates
- destroys
- subverts
- degrades
- prostitutes
- debauches
- corrupts
- demeans
- disgraces
- debases
- deteriorates
- weakens
- depraves
- perverts
- dilutes
Strong:
- bastardizes
- hurts
- cankers
- pollutes
- ruins
- dirties
- contaminates
- shames
- impairs
- vitiates
- harms
- warps
- profanes
- damages
- humbles
- dishonors
- mars
- thins
- taints
- cheapens
- demoralizes
- lessens
Weak:
Meaning of abases
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to lower in rank, office, prestige, or esteem, to lower in rank or position, to lower physically
abases Sentence Examples
- The arrogant ruler's tyranny abased his subjects, stripping them of dignity and respect.
- The humiliation inflicted upon the prisoner abased his spirit and shattered his self-esteem.
- The constant abuse and criticism abased her confidence, making her doubt her own worth.
- The loss of fortune and status abased the once-wealthy family, forcing them to live in poverty.
- The discovery of the scandal abased the politician's reputation, destroying his credibility and career.
- The vile words of slander abased the innocent victim, painting them in a false and damaging light.
- The betrayal of a trusted friend abased the trust and loyalty that had once been unbreakable.
- The accusation of cheating abased the athlete's integrity, tarnishing their reputation and legacy.
- The harsh punishments imposed by the colonial regime abased the dignity and freedom of the oppressed people.
- The relentless poverty and discrimination abased the lives of the marginalized, denying them the opportunity for a better future.
FAQs About the word abases
to lower in rank, office, prestige, or esteem, to lower in rank or position, to lower physically
poisons, humiliates, destroys, subverts,degrades, prostitutes, debauches, corrupts, demeans, disgraces
exalts, uplifts, elevates, honors,ennobles, improves, dignifies, enriches, enhances, refines
The arrogant ruler's tyranny abased his subjects, stripping them of dignity and respect.
The humiliation inflicted upon the prisoner abased his spirit and shattered his self-esteem.
The constant abuse and criticism abased her confidence, making her doubt her own worth.
The loss of fortune and status abased the once-wealthy family, forcing them to live in poverty.
