Significados de most mortifying en inglés

It is needless to say, that he often encountered the most mortifying disappointment.

To lose one's peavy is, among rivermen, the most mortifying disgrace.

A union between a musician and my daughter would be most mortifying to me.

She woke in the most mortifying position of her life.

Stand aside, potentially embarrassing radio interview; here comes the most mortifying oration of the decade.

This leads to Jessika dropping the most mortifying pick-up line ever slurred on this show.

But it is a most mortifying step to us.

To the President the most mortifying event of the year was the overwhelming defeat in Illinois.

And as a result I was dragged home, and shamefully treated in the most mortifying manner.

The loss of Namur had been the most mortifying of all the disasters of a disastrous war.

The arrival of the agent had placed Mr. Ashmun in a false position of the most mortifying character.

Marion turned very quickly upon him, and with a most mortifying neglect, said, Aye, lieutenant, is that you?

Saying entree when you mean appetiser and getting a main is not the most mortifying thing to happen while travelling.

I must own that I felt considerably cut up, or cut down, whichever is the most mortifying state to be in.

She had not believed these insinuations, although his long silence would have justified the most mortifying suppositions, the most cruel doubts.

My hat had fallen off in the struggle, and my hair tumbled about my face and shoulders in the most mortifying way.