Antonyms for de meaning

Grammar : Adj, verb

Spell : dih-mee-ning

Phonetic Transcription : dɪˈmi nɪŋ

Definition of de meaning

Origin : 1829, present participle adjective from demean (v.). Related: Demeaningly.

As in menial : adj lowly, low-status
As in sharp-tongued : adj critical
As in humiliating : adj mortifying
As in infra dig : adj undignified
As in overcritical : adj critical
As in critical : adj fault-finding, detracting
As in degrading : adj debasing
As in derogatory : adj offensive, uncomplimentary
As in lower : verb belittle, disgrace
As in prostitute : verb to put one's talent to an unworthy use
As in sink : verb be humble or humbled
As in cheapen : verb diminish worth
As in conduct : verb comport oneself
As in corrupt : verb pervert; pollute
As in debase : verb degrade, shame
As in degrade : verb shame, humiliate
As in demean : verb humble, humiliate
As in demote : verb downgrade, lower in rank
As in diminish : verb belittle
As in do : verb act, behave
As in abase : verb deprive of self-esteem, confidence
As in humble : verb shame, put down
As in humiliate : verb embarrass, put down

Synonyms for de meaning

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