demeaned

His accuser was smeared and demeaned, and a star football player was allowed to keep on playing.

He made an easy target, the know-it-all liberal egghead who demeaned the wisdom of the American people.

He has called it “un-African” and demeaned gay people as “worse than dogs and pigs.”

As the president's closest adviser, Robert Kennedy demeaned and disparaged the vice president at White House meetings.

He lied about something that was silly and foolish and demeaned himself.

Had I not demeaned myself like one indifferent to his happiness, and as having bestowed my regards upon another?

The strange household demeaned itself exactly as if things were going on in the most regular and ordinary course.

He saw it enshrined in a room by itself; it should never be demeaned by association with those rusty cadavers he saw about him.

I have lost health, I have destroyed my future, and have demeaned myself!

He's a nasty, low fighting man, so he is; and I'm only sorry that our boy demeaned himself to strip with the like of him.