Indignities is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INDIGNITIES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• INDIGNITY, disgrace, humiliation
• treatment or circumstances that cause one to feel shame or to lose one's dignity

Words related to INDIGNITIES

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How to use INDIGNITIES in a sentence

• Women were collected into bands, driven like slaves into camp, and exposed to indignities worse than death.
• You ought, as you said, to be the sole judge of indignities offered you.
• I have heard of several recent instances in which strangers have been exposed to insults and indignities.
• How can ye suffer these indignities? KING OF ARGIER.
• At least I was not suffering indignities, such as being accused of cowardly conduct, as you have just accused me.
• The indignities which they had already suffered would simply produce for them the affectionate commendation of all England.
• She could not but note that he had offered her no indignities, nor had he been either unnecessarily rough or in any way cruel.
• There were some other indignities, but in these Macalister had no hand.
• His zeal to heaven made him his prince despise, And load his person with indignities.
• I could kill him for the indignities he has heaped upon me, if for nothing else.
• No person who was not a witness of the scenes of that gloomy period, can form any idea of the afflicting persecutions and personal indignities we had to brook.
• Theological antipathy further increased their indignities towards a person, whom they regarded as impious on account of the excommunication which had been pronounced against him.
• Struensee and Brandt were suddenly seized, cast into prison, and after undergoing the greatest indignities, were beheaded.
• The Sardinian captain and British engineers, although obviously innocent, were subjected to cruel injuries and indignities.
• It was like asking the man of middle life to revenge upon the sons the indignities which the boy had received from the fathers.
• He was apt to suspect hostility where none existed, and to resent indignities that were never intended.
• Bussi and his other dependents were offered a thousand indignities.
• The other relics treasured in the church experienced equal indignities.
• Columbus conducted himself with characteristic magnanimity, and bore all indignities in silence.
• Then He explains to them what is in His thoughts, with full details of the indignities to be heaped upon His person.
• Dennison strove to resent these indignities, but Prescott had a definite plan of sustained assault, and the big fellow could not read it in advance.
• But her restless, vengeful spirit, still burning from the indignities she had suffered, would not allow her to remain long in the background.
• He had the bearing and dress of a gentleman, and contrasted strangely with the coarse, bold man to whom he had been indebted for so many wrongs and indignities.
• The Russians were so broken in spirit that they submitted to all these indignities without a murmur.
• The Indians were systematically subjected to the disabilities and indignities against which Mr.

Similar words containing DIGNITIE without suffix s and without prefix in

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