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humiliation

/hjuːˌmɪl.iˈeɪ.ʃən/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'action ou l'état de faire ressentir à quelqu'un de la honte, de la gêne ou de l'abaissement, souvent dans un contexte public ou social.

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/hjuːˌmɪl.iˈeɪ.ʃən/B2formal
  • frNom désignant l'action ou l'état de faire ressentir à quelqu'un de la honte, de la gêne ou de l'abaissement, souvent dans un contexte public ou social.

A noun referring to the act or state of being made to feel ashamed, embarrassed, or degraded, often in a public or social context.

  1. Feeling of shameB2formal

    The act of making someone feel ashamed or foolish, or the state of being made to feel this way.

    frHumiliation

    • He suffered the humiliation of being fired in front of his colleagues.
    • The public humiliation was too much for her to bear.
    • She felt a deep sense of humiliation after the mistake.

    Synonymesabasementchagrindegradationdisgraceembarrassmenthumblenessignominymortificationshame

    Antonymesdignitygloryhonorpriderespect

  2. Loss of dignityB2formal

    A situation where a person's pride or self-respect is damaged.

    frHumiliation (perte de dignité)

    • The team faced the humiliation of losing by a huge margin.
    • He endured the humiliation of having to apologize publicly.
    • The scandal brought humiliation to the entire family.

    Synonymesabasementchagrindebasementdegradationdiscreditdisgraceembarrassmentignominymortificationshame

    Antonymesdignitygloryhonorpriderespect

Formes
  • humiliations plural form
  • humiliations' possessive plural form
  • humiliation's possessive singular form
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