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Meanings of self-depreciation in anglès
Hatred of oneself.
Usage of self-depreciation in anglès
1
So speaks Mrs. Davis, in noble self-depreciation of herself and her class.
2
She was touched to the heart by his self-depreciation and profound respect.
3
Sometimes, again, the dramatic sense takes the form of an exaggerated self-depreciation.
4
The man was broken-hearted; he suffered tortures of loneliness, disappointment, doubt, self-depreciation.
5
His attitude towards them was not one of humble self-depreciation any more.
6
He nodded, and she ran on with a rippling laugh of self-depreciation.
7
Do we not use more emphatic words than these in our self-depreciation?
8
To know people's real estimate of themselves, study their language of self-depreciation.
9
Before I was twelve I suffered from terrible self-depreciation; I do so still.
10
In time they were succeeded by an affectation of contrite apology and self-depreciation.
11
A curious feeling of shame, of self-depreciation crept into his heart.
12
Hannah Macaulay's description of her bodily condition erred on the side of self-depreciation.
13
These fits of depression and self-depreciation amount to being tragic.
14
But this was only part of his constant half-humorous self-depreciation.
15
At the same time Christian humility is not self-depreciation.
16
Yet it was a pleasant smile, indicative of a disposition toward courtesy, if not self-depreciation.
Self-depreciation through the time