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She felt humiliated by his public insults.humiliated = extremely embarrassed (feeling decreased dignity)
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She's convinced PE class was invented to humiliate innocent kids.humiliate = extremely embarrass
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He humiliated his colleague by criticizing him in front of the bosshumiliated = embarrassed
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One has to completely humiliate oneself to be what the Beatles were...† (source)
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In the case of Saumensch, it serves to castigate, berate, or plain humiliate a female. (source)humiliate = cause a loss of dignity
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Shawn had meant it to humiliate me, to lock me in time, into an old idea of myself. (source)
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Burning with humiliation, Esperanza dropped the broom and ran back to the cabin.† (source)
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The Augustus Waters of the crooked smiles and unsmoked cigarettes was gone, replaced by this desperate humiliated creature sitting there beneath me. (source)humiliated = extremely embarrassed or with wounded dignity
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After four-to-six weeks of backbreaking slave labor, grueling homework assignments, and humiliating good behavior at school, a package arrived in George's mailbox from the Li'l Wiseguy Novelty Company. (source)humiliating = extremely embarrassing
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I knew he wanted to humiliate us on the opening play. (source)humiliate = extremely embarrass (decrease dignity)
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No. The man nodded as if accepting another in a long series of humiliations.† (source)
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My mother's anger humiliates me; her words chafe my cheeks, and I am crying.† (source)humiliates = extremely embarrasses (decreases dignity)
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Nevertheless, for a man sick with unsatisfied love, and parting for an indefinite period from the object of his passion, he felt himself almost humiliatingly calm and comforted.† (source)
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It was more a wish to appear calm, unhumiliated, to feel that the events were normal.† (source)unhumiliated = not embarrassedstandard prefix: The prefix "un-" in unhumiliated means not and reverses the meaning of humiliated. This is the same pattern you see in words like unhappy, unknown, and unlucky.
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What he deserved, I decided in that moment, was public humiliation and defeat.† (source)
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Our country had been humiliated and we wanted to know why. (source)humiliated = embarrassed (suffered a decrease in dignity)
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