abject [ˈæbdʒekt] ПРИЛ.
1. abject (extreme):
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2. abject (socially degraded):
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3. abject (very humble):
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Pandemonium erupted with a mass of booing voices, many in anger, some of those crying in abject disappointment at their icons in the flesh.
en.wikipedia.org Charity stays on the mountain overnight, where she sees the abject poverty and resolves not to raise her child there.
en.wikipedia.org The program was an abject failure by any measure and was abandoned.
en.wikipedia.org Despite the efforts of the court, it was impossible to get from him anything other than abject denials.
en.wikipedia.org It is in this abject predicament that she becomes the conscience of the play.
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