Definition Synonyms
Definition of abjection - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
degradationRare state of being degraded or humiliatedRare
- He lived in abjection after the scandal.
2.
rejectionRare the act of casting off or rejecting somethingRare
- The abjection of old beliefs was necessary for progress.
3.
sociologyRare the marginalization of individuals as deviantRare
- Abjection can lead to social exclusion.
Origin of abjection
Latin, abjectus (cast off)
Examples of abjection in a sentence
She felt abjection after the public criticism. Her abjection of societal norms was liberating. The abjection of outdated practices improved efficiency. Abjection often results in a loss of identity. The novel explores themes of abjection and alienation.
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- French:abjection, rejet, ...
- German:Erniedrigung, Ablehnung, ...
- Italian:abiezione, abbandono, ...
- Spanish:abyección, rechazo, ...
- Portuguese:abjeção, rejeição, ...
- Chinese:屈辱, 放弃, ...
- Japanese:屈辱, 放棄, ...
- Arabic:مذلة, النَّبْذ, ...
- Hebrew:הַשְׁפָּלָה, הַשְׁלָכָה, ...
- Russian:унижение, отвержение, ...
- Ukrainian:приниження, відкидання, ...
- Hindi:अपमान, त्याग, ...
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