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abandonment:noun:2 | abandonment | abandonment | noun | 2 | law_government.civil_law | tier2 | grade_5 | plain | By signing abandonment papers, Lena gave up her claim to the boat. | 11 | 22 | 3.84 | per_sense |
abandonment:noun:2 | abandonment | abandonment | noun | 2 | law_government.civil_law | tier2 | grade_10 | plain | The owner's formal abandonment of the damaged car allowed the insurer to take possession. | 19 | 30 | 8.41 | per_sense |
abandonment:noun:2 | abandonment | abandonment | noun | 2 | law_government.civil_law | tier2 | college | plain | Through abandonment of the patent claim, the inventor surrendered any future rights to it. | 8 | 19 | 7.57 | per_sense |
abandonment:noun:2 | abandonment | abandonment | noun | 2 | law_government.civil_law | tier2 | neutral | informal | Signing that form meant abandonment of your claim to the old warehouse. | 24 | 35 | 3.84 | per_sense |
abandonment:noun:2 | abandonment | abandonment | noun | 2 | law_government.civil_law | tier2 | neutral | formal | The court accepted the claimant's written abandonment of all rights to the disputed parcel. | 42 | 53 | 7.57 | per_sense |
abandonment:noun:2 | abandonment | abandonment | noun | 2 | law_government.civil_law | tier2 | neutral | technical | Constructive abandonment of the vessel transferred salvage rights under maritime law. | 13 | 24 | 9.08 | per_sense |
abandonment:noun:2 | abandonment | abandonment | noun | 2 | law_government.civil_law | tier2 | neutral | slang | He filed abandonment and walked away from the busted car for good. | 9 | 20 | 2.86 | per_sense |
abase:verb:0 | abase | abase | verb | 0 | people_society.character_traits | tier3 | neutral | plain | Don’t abase yourself by apologizing for something you didn’t do. | 6 | 11 | 8.37 | renditions |
abase:verb:0 | abase | abase | verb | 0 | people_society.character_traits | tier3 | neutral | plain | Scholars warned that officials should not abase colleagues during adjudication. | 42 | 47 | null | renditions |
abase:verb:0 | abase | abase | verb | 0 | people_society.character_traits | tier3 | grade_1 | plain | The coach did not abase the losing team with mean words. | 18 | 23 | 1.57 | renditions |
abase:verb:0 | abase | abase | verb | 0 | people_society.character_traits | tier3 | grade_5 | plain | The winner did not abase the other team by laughing at them. | 19 | 24 | 3.84 | renditions |
abase:verb:0 | abase | abase | verb | 0 | people_society.character_traits | tier3 | grade_10 | plain | The mayor apologized after his speech appeared to abase the volunteers who opposed the plan. | 50 | 55 | 8.35 | renditions |
abase:verb:0 | abase | abase | verb | 0 | people_society.character_traits | tier3 | college | plain | The editorial condemned the campaign for abasing its opponents through personal attacks rather than policy criticism. | 41 | 48 | 14.99 | renditions |
abased:adjective:0 | abased | abased | adjective | 0 | people_society.social_class | tier3 | neutral | plain | The defendant was abased in the courtroom by the verdict. | 18 | 24 | null | renditions |
abased:adjective:0 | abased | abased | adjective | 0 | people_society.social_class | tier3 | neutral | plain | Employees who were abased in meetings reported lasting damage to morale. | 19 | 25 | null | renditions |
abased:adjective:0 | abased | abased | adjective | 0 | people_society.social_class | tier3 | grade_1 | plain | Tom felt abased when friends laughed at his muddy shoes. | 9 | 15 | 1.29 | renditions |
abased:adjective:0 | abased | abased | adjective | 0 | people_society.social_class | tier3 | grade_5 | plain | Mia felt abased when her classmates laughed at her torn backpack. | 9 | 15 | 2.65 | renditions |
abased:adjective:0 | abased | abased | adjective | 0 | people_society.social_class | tier3 | grade_10 | plain | The athlete felt abased when the crowd mocked her tearful apology. | 17 | 23 | 5.86 | renditions |
abased:adjective:0 | abased | abased | adjective | 0 | people_society.social_class | tier3 | college | plain | The novelist felt abased when reviewers dismissed his debut as childish and derivative. | 18 | 24 | 10.36 | renditions |
abased:adjective:1 | abased | abased | adjective | 1 | people_society.social_roles | tier3 | neutral | plain | The officer was abased to a lower rank after the inquiry. | 16 | 22 | null | renditions |
abased:adjective:1 | abased | abased | adjective | 1 | people_society.social_roles | tier3 | neutral | plain | Shareholders' concerns left the CEO abased within the company. | 36 | 42 | null | renditions |
abased:adjective:1 | abased | abased | adjective | 1 | people_society.social_roles | tier3 | grade_1 | plain | The king abased the proud knight in front of all. | 9 | 15 | 0.11 | renditions |
abased:adjective:1 | abased | abased | adjective | 1 | people_society.social_roles | tier3 | grade_5 | plain | The coach abased the player by making him sit alone. | 10 | 16 | 2.47 | renditions |
abased:adjective:1 | abased | abased | adjective | 1 | people_society.social_roles | tier3 | grade_10 | plain | The judge abased the corrupt official by exposing his lies in court. | 10 | 16 | 5.81 | renditions |
abased:adjective:1 | abased | abased | adjective | 1 | people_society.social_roles | tier3 | college | plain | The public reprimand abased the executive, reducing his standing among colleagues and investors. | 21 | 27 | 13.08 | renditions |
abased:adjective:2 | abased | abased | adjective | 2 | people_society.character_traits | tier3 | neutral | plain | During the mediation the speaker adopted an abased tone. | 44 | 50 | null | renditions |
abased:adjective:2 | abased | abased | adjective | 2 | people_society.character_traits | tier3 | neutral | plain | The patient’s abased demeanor facilitated dialogue. | 14 | 20 | null | renditions |
abased:adjective:2 | abased | abased | adjective | 2 | people_society.character_traits | tier3 | grade_1 | plain | After losing the game, Ben looked abased. | 34 | 40 | 2.31 | renditions |
abased:adjective:2 | abased | abased | adjective | 2 | people_society.character_traits | tier3 | grade_5 | plain | After breaking the vase, Mia stood abased before her mother. | 35 | 41 | 4.83 | renditions |
abased:adjective:2 | abased | abased | adjective | 2 | people_society.character_traits | tier3 | grade_10 | plain | After his mistake was exposed, the mayor appeared abased during the press conference. | 50 | 56 | 7.63 | renditions |
abased:adjective:2 | abased | abased | adjective | 2 | people_society.character_traits | tier3 | college | plain | Following the public reprimand, the executive delivered an abased apology to the board. | 59 | 65 | 13.08 | renditions |
abased:verb:0 | abased | abased | verb | 0 | people_society.social_class | tier3 | neutral | plain | The regime abased its opponents with public denunciation. | 11 | 17 | null | renditions |
abased:verb:0 | abased | abased | verb | 0 | people_society.social_class | tier3 | neutral | plain | The committee abased the employee through a collective reprimand. | 14 | 20 | null | renditions |
abased:verb:0 | abased | abased | verb | 0 | people_society.social_class | tier3 | grade_1 | plain | The cruel king abased the knight in front of everyone. | 15 | 21 | 2.47 | renditions |
abased:verb:0 | abased | abased | verb | 0 | people_society.social_class | tier3 | grade_5 | plain | The coach abased the player by scolding her before the whole team. | 10 | 16 | 3.84 | renditions |
abased:verb:0 | abased | abased | verb | 0 | people_society.social_class | tier3 | grade_10 | plain | The mayor abased the whistleblower by mocking him during a televised hearing. | 10 | 16 | 8.76 | renditions |
abased:verb:0 | abased | abased | verb | 0 | people_society.social_class | tier3 | college | plain | The editor abased the junior writer by publicly ridiculing her errors at the staff meeting. | 11 | 17 | 10.71 | renditions |
abased:verb:1 | abased | abased | verb | 1 | people_society.emotion_attitude | tier3 | neutral | plain | The student abased himself before the panel. | 12 | 18 | null | renditions |
abased:verb:1 | abased | abased | verb | 1 | people_society.emotion_attitude | tier3 | neutral | plain | The defendant abased himself through a contrite apology. | 14 | 20 | null | renditions |
abased:verb:1 | abased | abased | verb | 1 | people_society.emotion_attitude | tier3 | grade_1 | plain | After being mean, Tom abased himself and said sorry. | 22 | 28 | 3.65 | renditions |
abased:verb:1 | abased | abased | verb | 1 | people_society.emotion_attitude | tier3 | grade_5 | plain | After cheating, Maya abased herself by saying sorry to her class. | 21 | 27 | 4.79 | renditions |
abased:verb:1 | abased | abased | verb | 1 | people_society.emotion_attitude | tier3 | grade_10 | plain | After insulting the coach, the player abased himself with a public apology. | 38 | 44 | 8.76 | renditions |
abased:verb:1 | abased | abased | verb | 1 | people_society.emotion_attitude | tier3 | college | plain | After the scandal, the executive abased himself by accepting complete responsibility before the board. | 33 | 39 | 14.31 | renditions |
abased:verb:2 | abased | abased | verb | 2 | business.human_resources | tier3 | neutral | plain | The board abased the official by demotion. | 10 | 16 | null | renditions |
abased:verb:2 | abased | abased | verb | 2 | business.human_resources | tier3 | neutral | plain | The tribunal abased the administrator through demotion. | 13 | 19 | null | renditions |
abased:verb:2 | abased | abased | verb | 2 | business.human_resources | tier3 | grade_1 | plain | The king abased the guard and gave him a low job. | 9 | 15 | 0.5 | renditions |
abased:verb:2 | abased | abased | verb | 2 | business.human_resources | tier3 | grade_5 | plain | The captain abased the player by taking away his team role. | 12 | 18 | 4.79 | renditions |
abased:verb:2 | abased | abased | verb | 2 | business.human_resources | tier3 | grade_10 | plain | The company abased the manager by stripping him of his title and authority. | 12 | 18 | 9.45 | renditions |
abased:verb:2 | abased | abased | verb | 2 | business.human_resources | tier3 | college | plain | After the inquiry, the board abased the director by removing him from his senior post. | 29 | 35 | 8.35 | renditions |
abasement:noun:0 | abasement | abasement | noun | 0 | people_society.social_issues | tier3 | neutral | plain | The emperor's abasement before the conquerors was recorded in the annals. | 14 | 23 | null | renditions |
abasement:noun:0 | abasement | abasement | noun | 0 | people_society.social_issues | tier3 | neutral | plain | Scholars analyze the abasement as a mechanism of power in early republics. | 21 | 30 | null | renditions |
abasement:noun:0 | abasement | abasement | noun | 0 | people_society.social_issues | tier3 | grade_1 | plain | The king's abasement made him bow low. | 11 | 20 | -1.06 | renditions |
abasement:noun:0 | abasement | abasement | noun | 0 | people_society.social_issues | tier3 | grade_5 | plain | The prince showed abasement, or deep shame, when he knelt. | 18 | 27 | 0.11 | renditions |
abasement:noun:0 | abasement | abasement | noun | 0 | people_society.social_issues | tier3 | grade_10 | plain | After losing the war, the emperor showed abasement by kneeling before the victorious rulers. | 41 | 50 | 9.26 | renditions |
abasement:noun:0 | abasement | abasement | noun | 0 | people_society.social_issues | tier3 | college | plain | Following his defeat, the emperor’s abasement before the conquering rulers was preserved in contemporary historical records. | 36 | 45 | 15.73 | renditions |
abasement:noun:0 | abasement | abasement | noun | 0 | people_society.social_issues | tier3 | neutral | plain | The demotion in rank produced widespread abasement within the department. | 41 | 50 | null | renditions |
abasement:noun:0 | abasement | abasement | noun | 0 | people_society.social_issues | tier3 | neutral | plain | Economic and political shifts can cause the abasement of communities' standing in regional hierarchies. | 44 | 53 | null | renditions |
abases:verb:0 | abases | abases | verb | 0 | people_society.social_roles | tier3 | neutral | plain | The policy abases students by eroding their autonomy. | 11 | 17 | null | renditions |
abases:verb:0 | abases | abases | verb | 0 | people_society.social_roles | tier3 | neutral | plain | Public shaming can abase opponents and undermine scholarly collaboration. | 19 | 24 | null | renditions |
abases:verb:0 | abases | abases | verb | 0 | people_society.social_roles | tier3 | grade_1 | plain | The mean boy abases Tom and makes him cry. | 13 | 19 | -0.28 | renditions |
abases:verb:0 | abases | abases | verb | 0 | people_society.social_roles | tier3 | grade_5 | plain | The cruel coach abases a player by mocking him. | 16 | 22 | 1.03 | renditions |
abases:verb:0 | abases | abases | verb | 0 | people_society.social_roles | tier3 | grade_10 | plain | The manager abases a junior worker by ridiculing her ideas during meetings. | 12 | 18 | 10.72 | renditions |
abases:verb:0 | abases | abases | verb | 0 | people_society.social_roles | tier3 | college | plain | The policy abases students by gradually stripping them of the autonomy needed to direct their own education. | 11 | 17 | 12.56 | renditions |
abases:verb:0 | abases | abases | verb | 0 | people_society.social_roles | tier3 | neutral | plain | In certain cultural contexts, individuals abase themselves before elders as a sign of respect. | 35 | 42 | null | renditions |
abases:verb:0 | abases | abases | verb | 0 | people_society.social_roles | tier3 | neutral | plain | Historical protocols sometimes required officials to abase themselves before the sovereign. | 44 | 51 | null | renditions |
abash:verb:0 | abash | abash | verb | 0 | people_society.emotion_attitude | tier2 | neutral | plain | The examiner's remark abashed the candidate. | 22 | 29 | null | renditions |
abash:verb:0 | abash | abash | verb | 0 | people_society.emotion_attitude | tier2 | neutral | plain | The lecturer's critique abashed the students. | 24 | 31 | null | renditions |
abash:verb:0 | abash | abash | verb | 0 | people_society.emotion_attitude | tier2 | grade_1 | plain | Mia felt abashed when her friends saw her spill. | 9 | 16 | 1.03 | renditions |
abash:verb:0 | abash | abash | verb | 0 | people_society.emotion_attitude | tier2 | grade_5 | plain | Lena felt abashed when everyone laughed at her mistake. | 10 | 17 | 6.28 | renditions |
abash:verb:0 | abash | abash | verb | 0 | people_society.emotion_attitude | tier2 | grade_10 | plain | Jordan looked abashed after accidentally calling the teacher by the wrong name. | 14 | 21 | 9.74 | renditions |
abash:verb:0 | abash | abash | verb | 0 | people_society.emotion_attitude | tier2 | college | plain | The editor's blunt rejection abashed the novelist, who had expected more encouraging feedback. | 29 | 36 | 13.08 | renditions |
abash:verb:0 | abash | abash | verb | 0 | people_society.emotion_attitude | tier2 | neutral | plain | The student was abashed by the unexpected question. | 16 | 23 | null | renditions |
abash:verb:0 | abash | abash | verb | 0 | people_society.emotion_attitude | tier2 | neutral | plain | She was abashed at her performance before the panel. | 8 | 15 | null | renditions |
abash:verb:0 | abash | abash | verb | 0 | people_society.emotion_attitude | tier2 | grade_1 | plain | The loud cheer abashed Ben at school. | 15 | 22 | 0.63 | per_sense |
abash:verb:0 | abash | abash | verb | 0 | people_society.emotion_attitude | tier2 | grade_5 | plain | A silly mistake abashed Priya during the class play. | 16 | 23 | 4.96 | per_sense |
abash:verb:0 | abash | abash | verb | 0 | people_society.emotion_attitude | tier2 | grade_10 | plain | Being corrected in front of everyone abashed the usually confident speaker. | 37 | 44 | 11.23 | per_sense |
abash:verb:0 | abash | abash | verb | 0 | people_society.emotion_attitude | tier2 | college | plain | The journalist's public question abashed the mayor, who briefly lost her composure. | 33 | 40 | 8.76 | per_sense |
abash:verb:0 | abash | abash | verb | 0 | people_society.emotion_attitude | tier2 | neutral | informal | Wow, that awkward toast totally abashed me in front of my cousins. | 32 | 39 | 5.81 | per_sense |
abash:verb:0 | abash | abash | verb | 0 | people_society.emotion_attitude | tier2 | neutral | formal | The chair's public reprimand abashed the witness before the hearing resumed. | 29 | 36 | 9.08 | per_sense |
abash:verb:0 | abash | abash | verb | 0 | people_society.emotion_attitude | tier2 | neutral | technical | Direct gaze from the audience abashed the participant, increasing observable self-conscious behaviour. | 30 | 37 | 13.99 | per_sense |
abash:verb:0 | abash | abash | verb | 0 | people_society.emotion_attitude | tier2 | neutral | slang | That brutal roast abashed him so hard he went bright red. | 18 | 25 | 2.65 | per_sense |
abasing:noun:0 | abasing | abasing | noun | 0 | people_society.emotion_attitude | tier3 | neutral | plain | The bully's public abasement of a classmate made everyone uncomfortable. | 19 | 28 | 14.27 | renditions |
abasing:noun:0 | abasing | abasing | noun | 0 | people_society.emotion_attitude | tier3 | grade_1 | plain | Abasing her friend made Mia feel mean. | 0 | 7 | -1.06 | renditions |
abasing:noun:0 | abasing | abasing | noun | 0 | people_society.emotion_attitude | tier3 | grade_5 | plain | Abasing his teammate in front of the team made Carlos regret his joke. | 0 | 7 | 4 | renditions |
abasing:noun:0 | abasing | abasing | noun | 0 | people_society.emotion_attitude | tier3 | grade_10 | plain | The coach stopped abasing the rookie after players objected to the cruel jokes. | 18 | 25 | 4.91 | renditions |
abasing:noun:0 | abasing | abasing | noun | 0 | people_society.emotion_attitude | tier3 | college | plain | The bully's deliberate abasement of a classmate during the assembly made the audience visibly uncomfortable. | 23 | 32 | 16.22 | renditions |
abasing:noun:1 | abasing | abasing | noun | 1 | people_society.social_roles | tier3 | neutral | plain | After losing the championship, the team struggled with abasement and embarrassment. | 55 | 64 | 11.23 | renditions |
abasing:noun:1 | abasing | abasing | noun | 1 | people_society.social_roles | tier3 | neutral | plain | The new rules protect workers from abasement based on their background. | 35 | 44 | 8.01 | renditions |
abasing:noun:1 | abasing | abasing | noun | 1 | people_society.social_roles | tier3 | grade_1 | plain | The mean joke was abasing, and Sam felt very small. | 18 | 25 | 1.29 | renditions |
abasing:noun:1 | abasing | abasing | noun | 1 | people_society.social_roles | tier3 | grade_5 | plain | The abasing prank made Leo feel small before his friends. | 4 | 11 | 1.29 | renditions |
abasing:noun:1 | abasing | abasing | noun | 1 | people_society.social_roles | tier3 | grade_10 | plain | The coach stopped the abasing ritual before it humiliated the new players. | 22 | 29 | 5.81 | renditions |
abasing:noun:1 | abasing | abasing | noun | 1 | people_society.social_roles | tier3 | college | plain | The committee rejected the abasing initiation ritual as incompatible with its safeguarding policy. | 27 | 34 | 16.71 | renditions |
abasing:noun:1 | abasing | abasing | noun | 1 | people_society.social_roles | tier3 | neutral | plain | Self-abasement can lead people to ignore their own needs and accomplishments. | 5 | 14 | 8.76 | renditions |
abasing:noun:2 | abasing | abasing | noun | 2 | people_society.social_issues | tier3 | neutral | plain | The museum exhibit explains how ceremonial abasement appears in different cultures. | 43 | 52 | 15.52 | renditions |
abasing:noun:2 | abasing | abasing | noun | 2 | people_society.social_issues | tier3 | grade_1 | plain | He kneels low, abasing himself to show he obeys. | 15 | 22 | 2.34 | renditions |
abasing:noun:2 | abasing | abasing | noun | 2 | people_society.social_issues | tier3 | grade_5 | plain | During prayer, the monk was abasing himself before the altar. | 28 | 35 | 4.83 | renditions |
abasing:noun:2 | abasing | abasing | noun | 2 | people_society.social_issues | tier3 | grade_10 | plain | By abasing himself before the altar, the monk showed complete humility. | 3 | 10 | 8.01 | renditions |
abasing:noun:2 | abasing | abasing | noun | 2 | people_society.social_issues | tier3 | college | plain | The penitent spent the night abasing himself before the monastery’s oldest icon. | 29 | 36 | 9.74 | renditions |
abasing:verb:0 | abasing | abasing | verb | 0 | people_society.emotion_attitude | tier3 | neutral | plain | The supervisor abased subordinates with belittling remarks. | 15 | 21 | null | renditions |
abasing:verb:0 | abasing | abasing | verb | 0 | people_society.emotion_attitude | tier3 | neutral | plain | Relational aggression often involves abasing peers through public ridicule. | 37 | 44 | null | renditions |
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