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Find 39 different ways to say DEMEAN, along with antonyms, related words, and example sentences at Thesaurus.com.
Synonyms for DEMEAN: degrade, humiliate, weaken, subvert, debase, corrupt, dilute, deteriorate; Antonyms of DEMEAN: elevate, honor, uplift, improve, exalt, better, enhance, ennoble.
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There are two words spelled demean in English. One has a construction similar to its synonym, debase: where debase combines the prefix de-with an adjective base, meaning “low” or “vile,” demean applies de-to the adjective mean, meaning “inferior or contemptible.”
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Synonyms of 'demean' in British English. demean. (verb) in the sense of degrade. Definition. to undermine the status or dignity of (someone or something) All this talk of money just demeans us. Synonyms. degrade. lower. debase. humble. abase. See examples for synonyms. phrasal verb: See demean yourself. Copyright © 2016 by HarperCollins Publishers.
To demean is to degrade or put down a person or thing. If you noticed the word mean in demean, that's a good clue to its meaning. To demean someone is very mean. You are demeaning your sister or brother if you run their underwear up a flagpole.
