demeaning
adjective
de·mean·ing
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Definition of demeaning
: damaging or lowering the character, status, or reputation of someone or something
The work was dirty and demeaning, though not quite as somber as it sounds.— Gillian Beer He changed one song title … to slip around radio's reluctance to play songs with demeaning words in them …— Neil Strauss [Sylvia Plath] is most helpfully linked, not to the demeaning disputes of her milieu, but to such powerful predecessors as Theodore Roethke, T. S. Eliot, Dylan Thomas, and above all Emily Dickinson.— Joyce Carol Oates
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