Meanings of as demeaning in anglès

To ask a successful career woman about motherhood is regarded by some as demeaning.

I thought you wanted to rid Makkathran of useless tradition, especially something as demeaning as that one.

Maasai warriors are not allowed to touch a woman's head: it is regarded as demeaning in the patriarchal culture.

Think of it as demeaning to them, if you must, but find a way to obey this society's rules, Miss Erstwhile.

District Court Judge Mary Devins described the promotion as demeaning and indecent after it had been brought to her attention by Supt Pat Doyle.

They also underline the mundanity of De Beauvoir's early accommodation to his wishes, her acceptance of what many women would reject as demeaning, her dependence.