Shame, disgrace; reproach, mockery; scorn.

The action of humiliating or condition of being humiliated; humbling, abasement. Formerly often = humbled or humble condition, humility.

The action of low, v.2 (in various senses); lowering; (also) an instance of this.

figurative. A casting down, deposing or lowering (in fortunes, condition, quality, etc.); humiliation, abasement. Obsolete.

Abasement, humiliation.

figurative. The action of putting down or bringing low, or the fact or condition of being brought low (in station, fortunes, etc.). Now rare.

The action of embase, v., in various senses.

The action or an act of lowering in rank, condition, or character; humiliation, degradation.

Abasement. Obsolete.

The feeling of disappointment, vexation, or humiliation caused by an untoward accident or (now usually) some rebuff, slight, or awkward or…

Chiefly in religious language. The action or process of emptying oneself or another of pride, self-will… Theology. Of Christ, with reference to…

Abasement, lowering, degradation. Now rare.

A bringing low, abasement, dejection.

figurative. The action of putting down, bringing low, or humbling; debasement; = depression, n. 4 5.

colloquial. The action or an act of humiliating or humbling someone, or of being humiliated; (in later use) esp. an act of humiliating someone or…

The action of checking, repressing, or rebuking, esp. by means of a snub.

The action of score, v. in various senses; an instance of this.

figurative. (Cf. deflate, v. 2a 2b.)