ETYM Latin abjectus, p. p. of abjicere to throw away; ab + jacere to throw. Related to Jet a shooting forth.
1. Most unfortunate or miserable.
2. Of the most contemptible kind; SYN. low, low-down, miserable, scummy, scurvy.
3. Showing humiliation or submissiveness.
4. Showing utter resignation or hopelessness; SYN. resigned, unhopeful.
Humble; miserable; craven.
contemptible · hopeless · low · low-down · miserable · resigned · scummy · scurvy · submissive · unfortunate · unhopeful
a bit · a bit at a time · a bit much · a bit of · a bit of a · a bit of crackling · abitur · abiturient · abject · abjection · abject liar · abjectly · abjectness · abjuration · abjure · abjure one's religion · Abkhazia
Jadan, čemeran.
Jadan.
Koji je niskog rasta.
Osramoćen, obrukan, izvrgnut ruglu.
Plural: abject liars
a bit at a time · a bit much · a bit of · a bit of a · a bit of crackling · abitur · abiturient · abject · abjection · abject liar · abjectly · abjectness · abjuration · abjure · abjure one's religion · Abkhazia · ablactation · ablaqueate
Plural: abjections
ETYM French abjection, Latin abjectio.
1. The act of bringing down or humbling.
2. The state of being rejected or cast out.
3. A low or downcast state; meanness of spirit; abasement; degradation.
a bit · a bit at a time · a bit much · a bit of · a bit of a · a bit of crackling · abitur · abiturient · abject · abjection · abject liar · abjectly · abjectness · abjuration · abjure · abjure one's religion · Abkhazia · ablactation
Podlost, nečasnost.
Niskost.
In a hopeless resigned manner; SYN. resignedly.
a bit at a time · a bit much · a bit of · a bit of a · a bit of crackling · abitur · abiturient · abject · abjection · abject liar · abjectly · abjectness · abjuration · abjure · abjure one's religion · Abkhazia · ablactation · ablaqueate · ablaqueation
Mizerno.
Plural: abjectnesses
The state of being abject; abasement; meanness; servility.
a bit much · a bit of · a bit of a · a bit of crackling · abitur · abiturient · abject · abjection · abject liar · abjectly · abjectness · abjuration · abjure · abjure one's religion · Abkhazia · ablactation · ablaqueate · ablaqueation · ablate
Podlost, nečasnost.
Niskost.