Causing someone to be or feel degraded Verb (used with object) degraded, degrading to lower in dignity or estimation How to use degrading in a sentence.
a black and red poster with the words, what's your lockdown name?
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Definition of degrading adjective in oxford advanced learner's dictionary
Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more. Every day the environment is further degraded by toxic wastes Increasing numbers of people and livestock have removed large tracts of vegetation, degrading the land By dehumanizing others, we degrade the very causes for which we fight.
Definition of 'degrading' degrading in british english (dɪˈɡreɪdɪŋ ) adjective causing humiliation Tending or intended to degrade There is nothing so degrading as the constant anxiety about one's means of livelihood (w Degrading describes something that is disrespectful or dishonorable like a degrading comment that angered everyone who heard it
The word degrading comes from degrade, which means to treat someone with contempt.
Insulting, slighting, demeaning, malicious, derogatory, abusive, disparaging, critical Positive, laudatory, complimentary, commendatory, approving, friendly, admiring, respectful Of an organic compound) to break down or decompose Plastics that degrade for a thousand years
[uncountable] facing the degradation of their liberty
