humiliatingly's Usage Examples:

the Battle of Balana in 1602, in both of which the Portuguese were humiliatingly defeated.

And, humiliatingly, by a lifeform which is absurd.

html Christopher Hope, 'David Cameron's resignation honours list humiliatingly blocked as committee vetoes peerage for former party treasurer', Daily.

was considered to have had the strongest army in Europe, yet had been humiliatingly defeated in just six weeks.

" He moved to Worcester in 1788, "having been humiliatingly neglected .

France was a member of the Triple Intervention, which Japan had felt humiliatingly limited her gains in the First Sino-Japanese War.

Liu responded humiliatingly (and rather shamelessly) by pointing out that he and Xiang were once.

against Surrey at The Oval in late August, when Worcestershire were humiliatingly dismissed for 25 and 40, proved to be his last in first-class cricket.

Contemporary, which accepted the novel, but at what Dostoevsky considered a humiliatingly low price.

Portuguese throughout the country were humiliatingly disarmed and even forced to give up their clothes.

known as the Battle of Drumclog, in which Claverhouse's dragoons were humiliatingly routed.

She orders him to sit at the table with her for beers, and humiliatingly forces him to kiss her shoe.

of the drugs were meant to combat Junior's incontinence, and he soon humiliatingly wets himself.

Meath in the 1874 general election (where the candidate was forced to humiliatingly pull out through lack of support), indicated the limits on the political.

practices and atrocities committed against Congolese, who lived in a humiliatingly strict system of segregation, by the Belgians.

with Wigan, losing a Super League match 70-0 to Leeds Rhinos and, more humiliatingly, a Challenge Cup tie at St Helens 75-0.

as more and more voters considered alternatives to his tired regime; humiliatingly, the Prime Minister lost his parliamentary seat (Standerton) to an HNP.

Deborah was waived by Hector humiliatingly after certain disagreements.

desire to stay at Kanimangalam, Appan sends his henchmen, who had to humiliatingly return from Jagan.

plaintiff (his aunt had been married to William Sinclair) and who was humiliatingly denounced by Gogarty's counsel as "the bawd and blasphemer from Paris".

Synonyms:

demeaningly;