Verb:

আচরণ করাণ, হীন করা,

demeaned's Usage Examples:

inferior version of the Lapp bend, and so can slip and untie; the wrongly demeaned "left-handed"/"cowboy" bowline becomes the proper Lapp bend, and should.

The investigation related to an incident were Dissanyake allegedly demeaned a local school principal.

This can be for either the person(s) being humiliated and demeaned or the person(s) humiliating, or both.

similar to other Somalis, the Yibir caste has been traditionally denigrated, demeaned and discriminated against by higher social strata of the Somali society.

justifiable homicide because de Leeuw had withheld departmental awards from him, demeaned Streleski in front of his peers, and refused his requests for financial.

argued at the tribunal that women attend the facility because they feel demeaned by men gazing at them at unisex facilities.

Sharif El Gariani was demeaned in the film Lion of the Desert.

those retiarii who fought in tunics may have constituted an even more demeaned subtype (retiarii tunicati) who were not viewed as legitimate retiarii.

He was usually the most profound thinker in the room but he never demeaned others.

Richard Carew in his Survey of Cornwall saying of him "He demeaned himself very valiantly beyond seas, as appeared by the scars he brought.

Ferdie Pacheco) to opponents he demeaned, to Herbert Muhammad, the son of Elijah Muhammad, who managed Ali and served.

-based SlutWalk to honor all women who have been judged and demeaned for their sexual behavior.

claimed that theatrical kagura performed by priests in the west of Japan demeaned their dignity and therefore banned the performance.

privilege that he had, speaking at the United Nations" and "he demeaned himself and he demeaned Venezuela.

sissies and clothing styles associated with higher social classes were demeaned as sissified.

They [Messianic Jews] have distorted our holidays, demeaned our faith, misstated our history, and belittled a legacy which we have.

Tarqumiya, he was visited by the local Sheikh and other dignitaries, who “demeaned themselves kindly and courteously.

Synonyms:

humiliate; humble; reduce; abase; dehumanize; put down; mortify; disgrace; dehumanise; take down; chagrin; degrade;

Antonyms:

raise; ascend; rise; better; humanize;