demeaning in Spanish
demeaning in Spanish is degradante, denigrante, humillante — demeaning means making someone feel humiliated or lowered in dignity.
demeaning in Spanish
degradante
Degrading; that degrades.
denigrante
Degrading; that degrades.
humillante
Degrading; that degrades.
What does "demeaning" mean?
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adjective Making someone feel humiliated or lowered in dignity.
"The job involved demeaning tasks that had nothing to do with his role."
demeaning in a sentence
- The job involved demeaning tasks that had nothing to do with his role.
- She found the comment deeply demeaning.
Common Spanish translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "demeaning" in Spanish?
"demeaning" in Spanish is degradante, denigrante, humillante. demeaning means: Making someone feel humiliated or lowered in dignity.
How do you use "demeaning" in a sentence?
Example: "The job involved demeaning tasks that had nothing to do with his role." In Spanish, "demeaning" is degradante, denigrante, humillante.
Are there other ways to say "demeaning" in Spanish?
Yes — Spanish has 3 translations listed for "demeaning": degradante, denigrante, humillante.
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