indignity in Irish
indignity in Irish is tarcaisne — indignity means an act or situation that causes humiliation or a loss of dignity.
indignity in Irish
tarcaisne
an affront to one's dignity or pride
What does "indignity" mean?
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noun An act or situation that causes humiliation or a loss of dignity.
"Being searched at the airport felt like one more indignity after a long trip."
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indignity in a sentence
- Being searched at the airport felt like one more indignity after a long trip.
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What is "indignity" in Irish?
"indignity" in Irish is tarcaisne. indignity means: An act or situation that causes humiliation or a loss of dignity.
How do you use "indignity" in a sentence?
Example: "Being searched at the airport felt like one more indignity after a long trip." In Irish, "indignity" is tarcaisne.
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