humiliated

• Describe el sentimiento de vergüenza o humillación, especialmente ante los demás.

Describes the feeling of being made to feel ashamed or foolish, especially in front of others.

1. Feeling ashamed or embarrassedB2formal

   Feeling extremely embarrassed or ashamed, often because of a public failure or insult.

   humillado

   • She felt humiliated after forgetting her lines on stage.
   • He was humiliated by the public criticism of his work.
   • The student was humiliated when the teacher pointed out his mistake in front of the class.

   Sinónimosabashedashamedchagrineddegradeddisgracedembarrassedhumbledmortifiedshamed

   Antónimosdignifiedhonoredproudrespected

• Verbo que se usa para designar la acción de hacer que alguien sienta vergüenza, bochorno o humillación, a menudo de manera pública o degradante.

A verb used to indicate the act of making someone feel ashamed, embarrassed, or foolish, often in a public or degrading manner.

1. Cause embarrassmentB2formal

   To make someone feel ashamed, foolish, or embarrassed, often in public.

   Humillar

   • The teacher humiliated the student in front of the whole class.
   • He felt humiliated when his mistake was pointed out publicly.
   • She humiliated him by laughing at his suggestion.

   Sinónimosabashbelittlechagrindegradedemeandiscomfitdiscreditdisgraceembarrasshumblemortifyshame

   Antónimosdignifyelevateexaltglorifyhonorpraiserespect

2. Lower dignity or prideB2formal

   To reduce someone's self-respect or dignity, often through harsh treatment.

   Humillar

   • The defeat humiliated the team and their coach.
   • They humiliated their opponents with a crushing victory.
   • He was humiliated by the harsh criticism from his boss.

   Sinónimosabashbelittlechagrindebasedegradedemeandisgracehumblemortifyshame

   Antónimosdignifyelevateexalthonorpraiserespect