demean

Psychopaths are unlikely to request help as they don’t want to do anything they’d consider to be demeaning, so on that basis alone Tony wouldn’t have met the criteria, as he had asked for therapy.

But while in the program, many were subject to exploitation, working long hours for little money and facing demeaning treatment at work sites.

As Medvedev documented, the precondition for destroying public confidence in science is to demean and demonize scientists — as “enemies of the people,” as saboteurs and grifters.

It made it illegal to "write, send, or share any information through a computer, which is likely to ridicule, degrade, or demean another person, group of persons, a tribe, an ethnicity, a religion or gender".

“Trump has demeaned and debased just about anybody he could, from immigrants to minorities to women to those who are disabled,” he says.