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abased
[ uh-beyst ]
adjective
In the hearings, the abased director of the Children鈥檚 Fund finally admitted his errors and meekly promised reforms.
- Heraldry. (of a charge) lower on an escutcheon than is usual:
a bend abased.
noun
- Usually the abased. people who have been humbled by misfortune, persecution, etc.:
We entrust to God鈥檚 mercy the wretched, the desperate, and the abased.
Other 亚洲网紅露点 Forms
- 耻苍路补路产补蝉别诲 adjective
Example Sentences
Much of the classical music industry has since abased itself at M盲kel盲鈥檚 feet.
So evangelical leaders, along with others who have abased themselves before Trump in fear of their cultural enemies, stand condemned by the very value systems they proclaim.
"When he fixed the impeachment trial by blocking evidence of Trump's high crimes and misdemeanors, McConnell violated and abased the solemn oaths he took as a United States senator," Conway said.
He abased himself 鈥 not something he would have endured willingly 鈥 by staying on in a Cabinet of crooks, dolts and sycophants who form the biggest swamp in Washington in my 50-plus professional years here.
I hadn鈥檛 abased myself, on my knees, scrubbing toilets at the level and in constant sight of my drill instructor鈥檚 crotch just to join a club.
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