Meanings of so mortifying in English

Yes, that was the rub; and then it was so mortifying a resource.

How can I forgive her for a merit so mortifying to my pride!

Why must the source of your anxiety be always so mortifying and opprobrious to me?

Never, sure, was so mortifying an interruption known.

I could have cried right there; it was so mortifying, and I was losing such a pleasure.

Public confidence has been restored, and the feverish apprehension which it was so mortifying to contemplate has been banished.

Was ever anything so mortifying!

It is so mortifying.

It was so mortifying.

Is it just me, or has anyone else ever done something so mortifying that it genuinely hurts to recall the memory?

They are not embarrassed by the awkward slips and breaks which are so mortifying to those who only wear their company manners on special occasions.

So mortifying was the discovery that he hardly followed her words.

(It is so mortifying to rich and luxurious people to understand their position.)

So mortifying an adventure he did not like to hear recited, but has in this print recorded the circumstance which led to it.