Pronunciation: /hjuːˈmɪliˌeɪtɪd/
verb to cause someone to feel ashamed or embarrassed
A1 She felt humiliated when she tripped and fell in front of everyone.
A2 He was humiliated by his boss in front of his colleagues.
B1 The athlete was humiliated after losing the championship in front of a large crowd.
B2 The politician was humiliated by the scandal that was exposed in the media.
C1 The CEO was humiliated when his company went bankrupt due to his poor decisions.
C2 The famous actress was humiliated by the tabloids when her personal life was exposed to the public.
adjective feeling ashamed or embarrassed
A1 She felt humiliated when she tripped and fell in front of everyone.
A2 The student was humiliated by the teacher in front of the whole class.
B1 He was humiliated by his boss in front of his colleagues during the meeting.
B2 The athlete felt humiliated after losing the championship in front of a large audience.
C1 The politician was humiliated by the media after the scandal was exposed.
C2 The CEO was humiliated when his unethical practices were revealed to the public.
formal She felt humiliated by the public criticism of her work.
informal He was humiliated when his friends made fun of him in front of everyone.
slang She was totally humiliated when she tripped and fell in front of her crush.
figurative The defeat in the championship game left the team feeling humiliated and defeated.
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