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Meanings of
abase
in English
Portuguese
humilhar-se
Catalan
apocar
Spanish
humillar
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Cause to feel shame; hurt the pride of.
humble
chagrin
humiliate
mortify
Portuguese
humilhar-se
Synonyms
Examples for "
humble
"
humble
chagrin
humiliate
mortify
Examples for "
humble
"
1
The Catholics in Massachusetts were, in general, in a very
humble
class.
2
I feel extremely
humble
,
grateful and excited to continue on that path.
3
It's from this
humble
beginning that a new age of travel began.
4
The majority of the converts were probably in a
humble
social position.
5
Stay
humble
and just try to win basketball games. TV: 7 p.m.
1
And much to her
chagrin
,
Alice saw Jim walk right past Charlotte.
2
She bit her lip in the intensity of her
chagrin
and shame.
3
A few minutes later Deanna stared at the empty plate with
chagrin
.
4
In the mean time, his
chagrin
was appeased by a new project.
5
To the mortification and
chagrin
of his brothers, Washington declined the position.
1
But he didn't even need an Angus Young impression to
humiliate
himself.
2
The soldiers wanted to
humiliate
me, to put me in my place.
3
Do not
humiliate
me in the presence of my friends this afternoon.
4
Femen's tactics aim to do just that: hurt and
humiliate
them personally.
5
At other times Janet had seen him overrule them ruthlessly;
humiliate
them.
1
Paine did not hesitate to
mortify
both these failings in his fellow-men.
2
Though I showed nothing of it, it served only to
mortify
me.
3
She looked around her with disdainful eyes, eager to
mortify
the painter.
4
Now, I do not ask you to restrain and
mortify
these things.
5
She'd like to know what there was about her to
mortify
anybody?
Usage of
abase
in English
1
O my God, the hearts of the wise
abase
themselves before Thee.
2
Thou dost exalt whomsoever Thou willest and dost
abase
whomsoever Thou willest.
3
He exalteth whom He will, and whom He will He doth
abase
.
4
Render Thy Cause victorious, O my Lord, and
abase
Thou Thine enemies.
5
He dropped to his knees like a supplicant preparing to
abase
himself.
6
If thou aidest Me not, why dost thou seek to
abase
Me?
7
As
abase
cost, use 20 Monits per Light-year, modified as shown:
8
He would leave the good unprotected and exposed to
abase
from the bad.
9
Thou hadst intended to
abase
thyself in her service-andbetrayed her.
10
Like primitives you think we
abase
before gods carved in rock?
11
Was it to
abase
the pride of human intellect and genius?
12
Beforehand, they denounced that man who should
abase
himself by compliance.
13
I can't
abase
my mind low enough to fathom that man.
14
Thou raisest up whom thou wilt, and whom thou wilt thou dost
abase
!
15
I will never willingly
abase
myself again, not even for Lans!
16
Each gets what it desires, but the great state must learn to
abase
itself.
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abase
Verb
Indicative · Present
Frequent collocations
abase the pride
abase before gods
abase calumny
abase cost
abase every hope
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Translations for
abase
Portuguese
humilhar-se
humilhar
rebaixar
abaixar
Catalan
apocar
menysprear
mortificar
humiliar
Spanish
humillar
despreciar
Abase
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Abase
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