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1
There is no slavery
more
degrading
than the bondage of such an alliance.
2
The thing to which he had submitted was even
more
degrading
.
3
There is nothing
more
degrading
than to worship such a God.
4
And the enormous difference in their ages made her jealousy seem the
more
degrading
.
5
Yet they are all the
more
degrading
for their pettiness.
6
Nothing is more disgusting,
more
degrading
,
than the whipping-post.
7
Can there be anything more humiliating,
more
degrading
than a life-long proximity between two strangers?
8
While such prisoner I witnessed many scenes of inhumanity even
more
degrading
than mere brutality itself.
9
A punishment
more
degrading
,
or more difficult to endure, could scarcely be devised by cruelty omnipotent.
10
It is no
more
degrading
than anything else!
11
Her worst enemy could have desired for her nothing
more
degrading
than to see and hear her.
12
At length their funds failing, they agreed to prefer an humble employment to yet
more
degrading
dependence.
13
Polygamy, as far as I have observed, exerts a
more
degrading
influence upon husbands that upon wives.
14
Then, as an aside, he added, "She used a much
more
degrading
term than 'Vagabond,' but..."
15
The intention of the Act was merciful, its effect probably
more
degrading
than that of the superseded statutes.
16
To pass under the Mussulman yoke was infinitely
more
degrading
than to hand his scepter to the Latins.
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degrading
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