utterly humiliate

Frequency: 6.57.5 per million words

A strong way to indicate the totality of the humiliation, often with a more literary or formal tone.

humiliateADVERB + humiliate

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utterly

Examples (10)

  • The scandal threatened to utterly humiliate the politician.
  • His opponent sought to utterly humiliate him during the debate.
  • She vowed that no one would ever again utterly humiliate her in public.
  • The team was utterly humiliated by the crushing defeat.
  • To utterly humiliate someone is a cruel act.
  • The unexpected failure utterly humiliated the confident performer.
  • He feared the consequences would utterly humiliate his entire family.
  • They attempted to utterly humiliate their rivals with a scathing exposé.
  • Despite their efforts, they could not utterly humiliate their resilient opponent.
  • The public backlash was enough to utterly humiliate the controversial figure.