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Meanings of bitter humiliation in English
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Usage of bitter humiliation in English
1
Again he had appeared in the hour of misfortune and bitter humiliation.
2
It was a proud, passionate spirit, crushed down by some bitter humiliation.
3
She felt, with bitter humiliation, that his superiority was not assumed but real.
4
So Vivie found a few months' reprieve from acute sorrow and bitter humiliation.
5
He had viewed the desperate fighting of the last two days with bitter humiliation.
6
He covered his face with both hands in bitter humiliation.
7
The situation was, in truth, one of sadness-ofbitter humiliation.
8
Then he spoke and, in her bitter humiliation, his voice sounded strained and cold.
9
The bitter humiliation to be here, master of a fortress without one single gun!
10
The citizens of Brussels behaved magnificently, but what a bitter humiliation for them to undergo.
11
That was to me an hour of bitter humiliation.
12
Early spring had come, but no spring-tide hope, and in its stead a bitter humiliation.
13
For he had not money for Yale, and in working for more he endured bitter humiliation.
14
Then it would be a bitter humiliation to let his judgment be overruled by those contemptible Jews.
15
With a proud and sensitive soul, every day of his life must have brought some bitter humiliation.
16
A bitter humiliation, at least, has ever been visited upon those who have arrogated a lofty superiority.
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