humiliant Antonyms
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
Meaning of humiliant
Webster
humiliant (a.)
Humiliating; humbling.
humiliant Sentence Examples
- The professor's condescending remarks inflicted a humiliating blow to the student's confidence.
- The politician's public apology was a humiliating spectacle, as he was forced to admit his mistakes.
- The team's embarrassing defeat on home turf left them feeling humiliated.
- The office prank that backfired left the victim feeling humiliated and embarrassed.
- The teacher's harsh punishment humiliated the young child, leaving him feeling ashamed and worthless.
- The poverty-stricken man was humiliated when he was denied entry to the exclusive restaurant.
- The breakup left her humiliated and devastated, as her ex-boyfriend made offensive comments about her appearance.
- The elderly woman was humiliated when she was accused of shoplifting, even though she had done nothing wrong.
- The accident left him with a permanent disability, which made him feel humiliated and unable to lead a normal life.
- The humiliating experience of being fired made it difficult for her to find a new job with confidence.
FAQs About the word humiliant
Humiliating; humbling.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The professor's condescending remarks inflicted a humiliating blow to the student's confidence.
The politician's public apology was a humiliating spectacle, as he was forced to admit his mistakes.
The team's embarrassing defeat on home turf left them feeling humiliated.
The office prank that backfired left the victim feeling humiliated and embarrassed.
