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Meanings of more demeaning in English

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Usage of more demeaning in English
1
Our whispering had annoyed him; perhaps that's why his examples became more demeaning.
Lily of the Nile
2
It's far more demeaning to women than in the past.
The Guardian
3
Slinking back to Shevington Court, knowing what she knew, would be even more demeaning.
The viscount and the virgin
4
Nevertheless, the call to the deputy director was even more demeaning: Like John he was a lawyer, and he was very sharp.
Before you know kindness
5
Buying a lottery ticket is only slightly less risky - though far more demeaning - than dropping a pound coin down the drain.
The Irish Times
6
It is hard now to convey how demeaning this exchange was to all concerned: the more demeaning, because both parties saw it as perfectly normal.
The Guardian
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