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mortification

/ˌmɔː.tɪ.fɪˈkeɪ.ʃən/

الترجمة: اسم يشير إلى شعور قوي بالخزي أو الإحراج، أو موت موضعي في نسيج حي، أو فقدان الكرامة أو احترام الذات، أو ممارسة دينية تتضمن إنكار الذات وكبح الشهوات.

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noun

/ˌmɔː.tɪ.fɪˈkeɪ.ʃən/C2formalmedical
  • arاسم يشير إلى شعور قوي بالخزي أو الإحراج، أو موت موضعي في نسيج حي، أو فقدان الكرامة أو احترام الذات، أو ممارسة دينية تتضمن إنكار الذات وكبح الشهوات.

A noun that can refer to a strong feeling of embarrassment or shame, the localized death of living tissue, a loss of prestige or self-respect, or the religious practice of self-denial.

  1. Extreme embarrassmentB2formal

    A strong feeling of shame, humiliation, or awkwardness.

    arإحراج شديد

    • To her mortification, she realized she had been talking to the wrong person all evening.
    • He blushed with mortification after tripping on stage.
    • The public error caused him great mortification.

    المرادفاتabashmentawkwardnesschagrindiscomfitureembarrassmenthumiliationshame

    الأضدادdignityhonorpride

  2. Tissue deathC1formalmedical

    The localized death of living cells in a part of the body, often due to infection or lack of blood supply.

    arموت الأنسجة

    • The wound showed signs of mortification and required immediate treatment.
    • Gangrene is a severe form of mortification.
    • The surgeon had to remove the area affected by mortification.

    المرادفاتdecaygangrenenecrosisputrefactionsphacelus

  3. Loss of prestigeC1formal

    An instance where one loses their self-respect, honor, or social standing.

    arفقدان الهيبة

    • The scandal was a public mortification for the politician.
    • Failing the exam in front of everyone was a complete mortification.
    • He suffered the mortification of being demoted.

    المرادفاتabasementchagrindisgraceembarrassmenthumiliationshame

    الأضدادdignitygloryhonorprestige

  4. Religious self-denialC2formal

    In Christianity, the practice of subduing one's bodily desires and passions through self-denial or physical discomfort.

    arإماتة الشهوات

    • Monks often practice mortification of the flesh as a spiritual discipline.
    • Fasting is a common form of mortification.
    • The saint's life was marked by extreme acts of mortification.

    المرادفاتabstinenceasceticismausteritypenanceself-abasementself-denialself-disciplineself-mortification

    الأضدادgratificationindulgencesatisfaction

الصيغ
  • mortifications plural form
  • mortifications' possessive plural form
  • mortification's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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