self-abased (Meaning)
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self-abased (a.)
Humbled by consciousness of inferiority, unworthiness, guilt, or shame.
Synonyms & Antonyms of self-abased
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self-abased Sentence Examples
- The self-abased priest humbled himself before the altar, seeking forgiveness for his sins.
- The child's self-abased demeanor revealed the extent of his childhood trauma.
- The politician's self-abased apology failed to appease the outraged public.
- The guilt-ridden woman's self-abased thoughts spiraled into a cycle of self-destruction.
- The teacher's self-abased attitude undermined her authority in the classroom.
- After a series of setbacks, the entrepreneur's self-abased spirit nearly led him to give up.
- The employee's self-abased subservience made it difficult for her to advocate for her own needs.
- The artist's self-abased nature prevented him from fully expressing his creativity.
- The soldier's self-abased longing for acceptance led him to compromise his principles.
- The therapist helped the client recognize and challenge their self-abased beliefs.
FAQs About the word self-abased
Humbled by consciousness of inferiority, unworthiness, guilt, or shame.
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The self-abased priest humbled himself before the altar, seeking forgiveness for his sins.
The child's self-abased demeanor revealed the extent of his childhood trauma.
The politician's self-abased apology failed to appease the outraged public.
The guilt-ridden woman's self-abased thoughts spiraled into a cycle of self-destruction.
