Words Of Humility

verb to admit that one was wrong or accept humiliation and defeat

• After making a mistake, it is important to admit it and eat crow.
• I really thought I was right, but I had to eat crow when I found out I was wrong.
• I had to eat crow when I realized I had misunderstood the instructions.
• He thought he was going to win the argument, but ended up having to eat crow when he was proven wrong.

adverb modifies a verb, adjective, or another adverb to indicate manner, time, place, degree, or frequency

• He humbly accepted the award for his contributions to the community.
• She humbly thanked her friends for their support during a difficult time.
• I humbly apologize for stepping on your toe, bro.
• The tree humbly swayed in the wind, bending to nature's will.

verb past tense of humble, meaning to lower someone in dignity or importance

adjective feeling or showing a modest or low estimate of one's own importance

• I was truly humbled by the recognition I received at the awards ceremony.
• I felt so humbled when my friends surprised me with a birthday party.
• Getting a promotion at work really humbled me, I couldn't believe it!
• The vastness of the universe always leaves me feeling humbled and small in comparison.