degradees
degradees is the plural of degradee.
Meaning of degradee
Noun
degradee (plural degradees)
- One who, or that which is degraded.
- "Eh? What?" said Mjipa as they Walked out of the palace, with Alicia holding the black man's arm. "You seem remarkably cheerful for one who has been through a degrading experience."
"Degradation is all in the mind of the degradee. If I feel I've done the right thing, nobody can degrade me."2011 September 29, L. Sprague deCamp, The Prisoner of Zhamanak, Hachette UK, →ISBN
- "Eh? What?" said Mjipa as they Walked out of the palace, with Alicia holding the black man's arm. "You seem remarkably cheerful for one who has been through a degrading experience."
- One who feels pleasure from being degraded or humiliated.
- As a degradee, nothing will ever hit as good as the word “pathetic.” Sums it up perfectly. You’re right. I’m pathetic. Desperate. Depraved. It hits soooo much deeper than any other word2024 August 20, @sluttyxangelic, Twitter
Questions about degradees
- What is degradees the plural of?
- Degradees is the plural of degradee.
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