demeaning
贬低
definition
verb
I had demeaned the profession
cause a severe loss in the dignity of and respect for (someone or something).
no man demeaned himself so honorably
conduct oneself in a particular way.
adjective
the poster was not demeaning to women
causing someone to lose their dignity and the respect of others.
example
Instead of leading the life of an adventurer king, Herc is forced to perform 12 degrading and 'demeaning' labors.
At least we no longer have to listen to her 'demeaning' comments.
People who speak that way are speaking in pejorative, 'demeaning' terms.
Worst of all is his 'demeaning' treatment of my grandmother.
The outraged minister found the offer a 'demeaning' Catch - 22.
They are going to introduce fair benefits for asylum seekers to replace what they call the 'demeaning' voucher system.
The word was used twice in a 'demeaning' manner.
Of course, any Supreme Court Justice guilty of such 'demeaning' action today would become the center of a national firestorm.
Welfare reformers have imagined that in forcing people to work, a 'demeaning' chapter would close in their lives.
It was the most 'demeaning' , confidence-sapping job I have ever had.
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