indignity <-ies> [ɪnˈdɪgnət̬i, брит. -ɪti] СУЩ. мн. отсут.
- indignity
- humilhação ж.
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It is almost impossible to believe women can suffer so much and be subjected to unspeakable indignities over long periods.
en.wikipedia.org When treated with indignity, they lose not only a sense of their own dignity but also the dignity of others.
en.wikipedia.org The indignities heaped upon them open the eyes of the delegates who have come to offer him the imperial crown.
en.wikipedia.org They also wanted to avoid enacting an ex post facto law, and created the concept of "continuing" state of indignity as a workaround solution.
en.wikipedia.org His body was cast into the streets, and exposed to every indignity.
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