demean

the poster was not demeaning to women.

I had demeaned the profession.

to demean oneself by doing sth. dishonorable

no man demeaned himself so honourably.

demeaned themselves well in class.

It was a demeaning and ultimately frustrating experience.

professionals who feel demeaned by unskilled work.

She demeans herself by doing his dirty work.

It may trivialise, demean, irritate or insult women.Research evidence shows that language use affects the ways in which people view themselves and others.

A narrow life in Budmouth might have completely demeaned her.

Some are losing the ability to disagree without demeaning the views of others.

Sometimes I feel less like your wife than a possession. It's demeaning.

The indictment in New York may help Mr Trump demean any other legal action against him.

During a live question and answer session on CNN, the former US president demeans Miss Carroll.

It was a career notable for powerful performances and a refusal to accept roles that demeaned Black people.

I think the motive is just to, again, demean and discredit women who are in the public eye.

I have listened to women vent frustration over being undervalued and even demeaned on a daily basis at work.

" To demean" (demean) something means to show someone less respect than you should, to make someone uncomfortable.

To be " demeaning" to someone means not to treat them with respect.