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1 demeaning
[dɪ'miːnɪŋ]aggettivo umiliante, degradante* * *demeaning /dɪˈmi:nɪŋ/a.degradante; svilente: demeaning work, lavoro degradante; demeaning comments [remarks], commenti, [osservazioni] svilenti; language that is demeaning to minorities, linguaggio svilente nei confronti delle minoranze.* * *[dɪ'miːnɪŋ]aggettivo umiliante, degradante
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