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humbled

/ˈhʌm.bəld/

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humbledadjective

more humbled

Comp.

most humbled

Super.

/ˈhʌm.bəld/

Past-participial adjective derived from the verb "humble"; used predicatively and attributively, gradable in restricted contexts.

смиренный

He felt humbled by the overwhelming support from his friends.

Он чувствовал себя смиренным из-за огромной поддержки от своих друзей.

униженный

After the defeat, the team was humbled and determined to improve.

После поражения команда была униженной и полна решимости улучшиться.

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humbleverb

humbled

Past Simple

humbled

Past Simple

humbled

Past Participle

humbling

Gerund

/ˈhʌm.bəl/

смирять

He tried to humble his opponent with his skills.

Он пытался смирить своего противника своими навыками.

унижать

She didn't mean to humble him in front of his friends.

Она не хотела унижать его перед его друзьями.

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Synonyms

bring low

Definitions

humbledadjective

Having a modest or low view of one's own importance; feeling less proud or arrogant.

After receiving the award, she felt humbled by the recognition and support from her peers.

Made to feel less important or proud, often due to a humbling experience or realization.

He was humbled by the challenges he faced during the project, which taught him the value of teamwork.

Brought low in status, rank, or condition; subdued or defeated.

The once-dominant team left the field humbled after a crushing defeat.

humbleverb

To lower in dignity, status, or importance.

The unexpected defeat humbled the once arrogant team.

To make someone feel less proud or convinced of their own importance.

The teacher humbled the student by pointing out the errors in his work.