abase [Brit əˈbeɪs, americ əˈbeɪs]
abase to abase oneself VERBO reflex formal:
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- s'abaisser (before devant)
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How abase ourselves to this functioning of an intelligent animal?
en.wikipedia.org Was he abasing himself for votes before woodchippers or unveiling a scorched earth policy?
www.theage.com.au In his poem he attacks womankind, abasing them as vile and disgusting creatures.
en.wikipedia.org To enter into the mystery, we need to "bend down", to abase ourselves.
www.catholicherald.co.uk On the other hand, she's building up her brand not only by abasing herself but also by trying to silence feminists by slandering us.
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