Humiliated is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HUMILIATED in dictionary:

VERB:
• HUMILIATE, to humble, to mortify
• make (someone) feel ashamed and foolish by injuring their dignity and pride
ADJECTIVE:
• subdued or brought low in condition or status
• made to feel uncomfortable because of shame or wounded pride

Words related to HUMILIATED

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How to use HUMILIATED in a sentence

• One becomes humiliated when one sees newspapers of serious reputation and politicians deemed not to be unimportant reasoning in language so false.
• He has been humiliated by the country he was willing to serve.
• He was indeed a martyr, but not a sufferer except in humiliated pride.
• Such was the look of the humiliated man, as, with his starving child, he turned from the last door.
• He knew that it was all due to his own fault, and he was humiliated and angry with himself, and bitter toward every one who had sided with the defendant.
• Lady Gaunt wrote the invitation which his lordship required, and she and her mother-in-law drove in person, and with bitter and humiliated hearts, to leave the cards on Mrs.
• I felt as profoundly humiliated for her as if she had staggered.
• The Duke of Maine, confounded and humiliated, retired to his Castle of Sceaux, there to endure the reproaches of his wife.
• As I greatly admired Wendell Phillips, and appreciated his good opinion, I was surprised and humiliated to find myself under the ban of his disapprobation.
• I was so humiliated and hurt that tears sprang to my eyes.
• All her fine intentions of self-denial had broken down, and she felt humiliated at the fact.
• Still the fall humiliated her pride, and what is more she felt that her father was disappointed in her.
• It was she who triumphed and he who was humiliated.
• He, equally determined, and humiliated, plans revenge, not suspecting that Mrs.
• She, who had humiliated him so many times was now powerless before him, let her rage as she might.
• It quite shook him for the time, and he felt humiliated.
• In 1204 the great Doge Enrico Dandolo, having humiliated Constantinople, brought the horses to Venice as a trophy, and they were transferred to the service of the church.
• Jules felt humiliated by this proof of the insight with which the porter espoused his cause, and the cleverness by which he guessed the way to serve him.
• Swan had made a mistake, and he was humiliated over his blunder.
• The people of Islam who glorify Christ are not humiliated by so doing.
• He had humiliated the captain of the baseball team.
• He was humiliated and ashamed, and angry with himself and all the world.
• Her talk with Ellie Vanderlyn had left Susy so oppressed and humiliated that she almost shrank from her meeting with Altringham the next day.
• It was possible to share his daily life and see him in all his social moods without being humiliated.
• I saw that I would lose a vote if I humiliated him.
• I am ashamed, humiliated, to remember what I said to you.
• They always talked as if the king stood in a sort of humiliated state, until something of the kind should be done.
• I confess I was humiliated at the degradation of one before whom I trembled as the power that ruled my love.
• He humiliated to the last degree the older, and at first confident, antagonist.
• France, humiliated in war, dreamed of an African empire from the Atlantic to the Red Sea.

Similar words containing HUMILIAT without suffix ed

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