humiliation in Greek
humiliation in Greek is ταπείνωση — humiliation means the act of making someone feel ashamed or beneath others.
humiliation in Greek
ταπείνωση
Pronounced: tapeinosi
The act of humiliating or humbling someone; abasement of pride; mortification.
What does "humiliation" mean?
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noun The act of making someone feel ashamed or beneath others.
"The public humiliation of the losing team was hard to watch."
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noun The feeling or state of being humiliated.
"She felt a wave of humiliation as everyone stared."
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humiliation in a sentence
- The public humiliation of the losing team was hard to watch.
- Being fired in front of coworkers added humiliation to the loss of his job.
- She felt a wave of humiliation as everyone stared.
- He blushed with humiliation when he forgot his own phone number.
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What is "humiliation" in Greek?
"humiliation" in Greek is ταπείνωση. humiliation means: The act of making someone feel ashamed or beneath others.
How do you pronounce ταπείνωση?
"humiliation" in Greek is ταπείνωση, pronounced "tapeinosi".
How do you use "humiliation" in a sentence?
Example: "The public humiliation of the losing team was hard to watch." In Greek, "humiliation" is ταπείνωση.
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