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demean (verb), demeans; demeaned; demeaning
To cause a person or something to seem less important or less worthy of respect: The political candidate was careful not to demean her opponent; instead, she chose to show at least some respect for him.
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The casual reaction of some of the members of the project demeans the hard work that the group had done.
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“demean”
To degrade, to lower, to debase, or to humble oneself. (1)
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