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UK
/hjˈuːmɪlˌɪeɪtˌɪŋli/
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ADVERB
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in a humiliating manner
the painting was reproduced humiliatingly small
How To Use humiliatingly In A Sentence
- He was caught cheating during the Seoul Olympics and humiliatingly stripped of his title.
- Labour's Dan Jarvis, a former paratroop major, won an overwhelming share of the vote but on an abysmal turnout of 36.5% which left the coalition partners with humiliatingly low figures. Humiliated Lib Dems come sixth in Barnsley Central byelection
- the painting was reproduced humiliatingly small
- Humiliatingly, he could feel himself going scarlet as he realized that his lisp had slipped out of control again. DEATH IN FASHION
- Truslove will be mugged on the way home from the party — all the more humiliatingly when he discovers that the mugger is a woman — and his experience and perspective will be central to the narrative. A Comedy of Anti- and Philo-Semitism Takes a Prize
- Like the king, Page had a strong advocate: a coach who helped him as a teen win second-place in a speech contest after a humiliatingly bad performance the previous year.
- He was caught cheating during the Seoul Olympics and humiliatingly stripped of his title.
- Humiliatingly, he could feel himself going scarlet as he realized that his lisp had slipped out of control again. DEATH IN FASHION
- She washes - humiliatingly, since she is a modest and dignified woman - at a stand-pipe in the yard shared with her neighbours.