All 9 Uses

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Year of Wonders
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And surely the poor man looked mortified the next day, afraid that he had irrevocably offended me.†
Chpt 2 *
But he was smiling his big open smile, and he looked down deferentially when he grasped my mortified state.†
Chpt 2
I was too surprised and mortified by the rector's sudden appearance to make any civil reply to him.†
Chpt 4
Mortified, I crumpled at my father's feet and, in a tiny voice, begged his pardon.†
Chpt 8
Shock, relief, and mortification all descended upon me at once, and with such force that I burst into tears.†
Chpt 9
I colored then, in mortification and anger both.†
Chpt 11
I was mortified to have been the cause of his witnessing the coupling, and to have been witness, in turn, to his strange fit—so unlike anything I knew of him.†
Chpt 12
He proclaimed that her weakness and her failure to make adequate penance would force them to mortify their flesh all the more severely.†
Chpt 12
So John Gordon's flesh was mortified in death as in life, lying naked under the sky, left to the untender mercies of Nature.†
Chpt 12

Definitions:

(1) (mortified as in: felt mortified)
extremely embarrassed and ashamed—so humiliated that pride feels wounded.
(2) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)
a sense of biological decay; or a sense of ascetic self-imposed hardship; or (archaically) to be emotionally numbed