abject
ab
ˈæb
āb
ject
ʤɛkt
jekt
British pronunciation
/ˈabdʒɛkt/

Definition & Meaning of "abject"in English

abject
01

marked by severe hardship or extremely unpleasantness

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The workers toiled in abject conditions for pennies.
02

completely overwhelming in its emotional or psychological effect

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She sank into abject misery after the breakup.
03

displaying total submission or self-humiliation

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He offered an abject apology, groveling at her feet.
to abject
01

to cast off or reject someone or something, particularly with a sense of contempt or inferiority

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After years of loyal service, the company abjected the dedicated employee, leaving her feeling betrayed.
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