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Meanings of mortified in English

Made to feel uncomfortable because of shame or wounded pride.

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Suffering from tissue death.

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Usage of mortified in English
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The liver was tolerably sound; but the lungs were black and mortified.
A General History and Collection of Voyages and Travels — Volume...
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One said: Melanie contacted me as she was mortified by these claims.
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The silent Ricardi rose somewhat mortified; the other Ricardi wrung his hands.
Casanova's Homecoming
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It isn't every day I get to witness my best friend mortified.
Midnight caller
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The government was much mortified that the minority was so very considerable.
The History of England in Three Volumes, Vol.III. / From the Acc...
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She blinked, mortified that she'd left the visual feed on by accident.
Stroke of Enticement
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She is mortified that she might have offended people, Mr Hawkins said.
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I'll say you are mortified at having misjudged him, and deeply sorry.
The lady elizabeth
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Any professional rider would be mortified about coming adrift in such circumstances.
The Guardian
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Alfred was staggered and mortified too: they walked on in silence now.
Hard Cash
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Gard concluded that the roughness of the Bucher family life mortified her.
Villa Elsa / A Story of German Family Life
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And so he really came back, he was mortified, for one thing.
The new yorker
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The new girl, mortified and offended, entered her protest in plain words.
"I Say No"
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Beatrice would be mortified; and besides, there was nothing definite to fear.
The Sky Line of Spruce
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At all this I felt mortified, and so called upon my father.
Complete Stories and Poems of Edgar Allan Poe
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They proved to be in sorry condition, and Theodore was much mortified.
McClure's Magazine, Vol. 6, No. 4, March, 1896
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