demean in the PONS Dictionary

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to demean oneself
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Nothing is out of reach of their researchers to demean and belittle.
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All terminology can be used to demean or diminish, uplift or embrace.
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She felt it demeaned her work and ability as an architect.
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We must insist that violence also refers to that which is psychologically destructive, that which demeans, damages, or depersonalizes others.
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I don't want to demean anyone's struggles through casual appropriation of something powerful; that's not my intention.
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He railed against what he perceived as overly complex philosophizing which served only to demean humanity and ultimately lead to fatalism.
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Not only does it demean those slept with, it demeans the sleeper who becomes reduced to a mere vulgar fraction himself.
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He used every means to demean and disgrace them.
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This does not demean his approach to crime, however.
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Bride price does exist within this community and is not looked upon as custom that demeans women.
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