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Meanings of public humiliation in English

Spanish
humillacion publica
Catalan
humiliació pública
Wikidata

Form of punishment whose main feature is dishonoring or disgracing a person.

humillacion publica
Usage of public humiliation in English
1
Others actively practised public humiliation. I thank Condren for breaking a taboo.
The Irish Times
2
Or was this a simple act of public humiliation by a parent?
Ebony
3
Redknapp was gracious about missing out, but it was a public humiliation.
The Guardian
4
Carrying their planters out to the pickup felt like a public humiliation.
Empty mile
5
The boss was a tyrant who ruled by intimidation and public humiliation.
The Irish Times
6
Derek Scallyin Berlin reports Raising children in Germany can be a public humiliation.
The Irish Times
7
What he deserved, I decided in that moment, was public humiliation and defeat.
Ready Player One
8
Peter Attis-thesource of this plague and of Gaius' public humiliation.
Unity
9
While I'm on the subject of public humiliation, I have one more confession.
Here's the deal: don't touch me
10
He knew what he wanted to avoid, a public humiliation.
Transgression: a novel of love and war
11
Why was I putting myself though what was sure to be a public humiliation?
The Guardian
12
Last weekend he went through a public humiliation unparalleled by most 21-year-olds in our history.
The Irish Times
13
Can't we say that this public humiliation is punishment enough and drop the whole matter?
Rite of Passage
14
Yes, Roy deserved to have the tables turned, but this public humiliation seemed beyond justice.
In every heartbeat
15
He probably deserves slightly more public humiliation than that.
The Guardian
16
And why Huma Abedin is standing to the point of public humiliation by Anthony Weiner.
The Guardian
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