mortifier (Meaning)

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mortifier (n.)

One who, or that which, mortifies.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The relentless gossip of the neighborhood was a constant mortifier for the shy and sensitive child.
The painful realization of his own inadequacies served as a profound mortifier, crushing his spirit.
The public humiliation she had endured left her reeling from embarrassment; it was an unbearable mortifier.
The sarcastic remarks from his classmates stung like a thousand needles, acting as a relentless mortifier.
The relentless criticism from her father was a constant mortifier, eroding her self-esteem with every hurtful word.
The failed job interview was a mortifier for the ambitious young woman, shattering her confidence.
The broken promise left him devastated; the realization that he had been played for a fool was an overwhelming mortifier.
The sight of his dilapidated house was a daily mortifier for the once-wealthy businessman who had lost everything.
The social media post exposing her past mistakes became a constant mortifier, haunting her every waking moment.
The realization that she was not as loved as she had believed was a bitter pill to swallow; it was the ultimate mortifier.

One who, or that which, mortifies.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The relentless gossip of the neighborhood was a constant mortifier for the shy and sensitive child.

The painful realization of his own inadequacies served as a profound mortifier, crushing his spirit.

The public humiliation she had endured left her reeling from embarrassment; it was an unbearable mortifier.

The sarcastic remarks from his classmates stung like a thousand needles, acting as a relentless mortifier.