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Meanings of humiliate in anglès

portuguès
humilhar-se
català
apocar
espanyol
humillar

Cause to feel shame; hurt the pride of.

apocar

To destroy somebody's confidence or happiness; to humiliate.

Usage of humiliate in anglès
1
But he didn't even need an Angus Young impression to humiliate himself.
News.com.au
2
The soldiers wanted to humiliate me, to put me in my place.
This child will be great
3
Do not humiliate me in the presence of my friends this afternoon.
The Slim Princess
4
Femen's tactics aim to do just that: hurt and humiliate them personally.
The Guardian
5
At other times Janet had seen him overrule them ruthlessly; humiliate them.
Project Gutenberg Complete Works of Winston Churchill
6
He did not want to hurt Lettie, didn't want to humiliate her.
Good girls don't
7
Take not advantage of your power to humiliate me into the dust.
The Knight of the Golden Melice: A Historical Romance
8
Did you honestly think I'd humiliate you in front of other men?
The irish devil
9
They lure George out on a boat journey, planning to humiliate him.
The Irish Times
10
Presumably he was anxious to humiliate the boy in Regina Mortlake's eyes.
The Girl Aviators' Sky Cruise
11
You already got me to humiliate myself on camera at Lost Paws.
Starstruck
12
That was what they wanted, to humiliate him, to break him down.
Ender’s Game
13
Trying to humiliate a United States senator-youwon't get away with it.
Our little secret
14
It was done to humiliate me, and I never stopped hating it.
The Plains of Passage
15
But why trample upon the pieces; why seek to humiliate her spirit?
Nostromo: A Tale of the Seaboard
16
Why did you humiliate yourself in begging my life of the Prince?
Arms and the Woman
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