Mortified is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MORTIFIED in dictionary:

VERB:
• MORTIFY, to humiliate
• cause (someone) to feel very embarrassed or ashamed
• subdue (the body or its needs and desires) by self-denial or discipline
• (of flesh) be affected by gangrene or necrosis
ADJECTIVE:
• suffering from tissue death
• made to feel uncomfortable because of shame or wounded pride
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• imp. & p. p. of Mortify.

Words related to MORTIFIED

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How to use MORTIFIED in a sentence

• I returned to the house rather mortified at having been led into such an unnecessary display of feeling, but I suppose I had been in need of some sort of an outlet.
• The vision of her solitary figure adrift in the spring mob of trans-Atlantic pleasure-seekers depressed and mortified her.
• Those who did this afterwards regretted it and felt mortified.
• Exceedingly mortified, Maggie was leaving the room, when, noticing her evident chagrin, Mr.
• Recent events probably quickened this intention, both as to feeling and time, for Mark was naturally much mortified at the turn things had taken.
• For no one was more mortified by her rages, when they were past, than Mrs.
• The Fox was much mortified, and the Lion, too, was dreadfully disappointed, for he was getting very hungry in spite of his illness.
• It was very apparent that the young man was not only disappointed, but that he was deeply mortified.
• You would be like Mercury with the statuary, mortified to find his own image thrown into the bargain.
• Struggle against it as I might, I felt a little mortified when I remembered that I had resigned all further connection with the search for the letter at such a time as this.
• I looked as abashed and mortified as I could, and pleased the Colonel exceedingly thereby.
• I was mortified, it seemed to me, in a hundred different ways.
• The villagers were greatly mortified when they discovered the mistake they had made.
• We should no longer be mortified with such errors and shortcomings as are so frankly commented on in the census report of 1870.
• I now felt myself much mortified, and began to think that the hope which I had long indulged of obtaining his acquaintance was blasted.
• I was extremely mortified to see how poor a showing would be made in the eyes of foreign astronomers.
• I felt every moment more mortified at my attempt to shut him off.
• She was so mortified and worried over it that she was nearly ill.
• Mortified at the ill success of his chase, he was about to retrace his steps, when he heard the distant sound of a horn.
• Bart had tried his first case before a justice of the peace, been beaten, and was duly mortified.
• Ashburner perhaps was a little mortified, because it was evident that I owed the honour of this visit to his misrepresentation of my importance.
• I was mortified that there were not four of me to respond to all the beauties of their friendship, for hospitality in Russia includes even that.
• I confess I was not only surprised, but mortified, at this result.
• Ambition, as well as love, had probably been mortified.
• It was not until the next afternoon that she began to be faintly mortified at being alive.
• Mortified vanity opened the door to thoughts of vengeance, and inwardly he swore eternal enmity to that bookseller.
• My lady shut herself up in her own room for the remainder of the evening, too angry and mortified for words to tell.

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