humbled
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4.4
- adjective
- /ˈhʌmbəld/
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humilde
- I am truly appreciative and humbled by this.
- humbled and grateful
- feel humbled
- deeply humbled
And and I'm I'm really humbled to be here for sure.
- And and I'm I'm really humbled to be here for sure.
- And then six months later, I I'm humbled by how wrong I was.
- I am truly humbled and awed by your talents.
- So I was just, I was humbled to be sure.
- I am truly humbled for this recognition.
- And I think I, I'm humbled to see it.
- So I suppose tis I that has been humbled, Jamieson, by all of your love.
- I'm proud and humbled to be leading the Bureau in this fight now.
- I love this question because I have been humbled with the answer to this question.
- And the more I understand things, the more I'm humbled by the vast amount that I don't know.
- The only thing I feel is humbled.
Examples
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Brothers, I am truly humbled to be your new leader.
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I'm unbelievably humbled to be speaking at this event.
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I am truly humbled for this recognition.
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I am impressed and humbled to have people like you in the world.
Blog text (5) -
I am truly humbled to be listed with so many great women!
Blog text (30) -
We're both humbled and excited by this pace of growth.
Blog text (29) -
So I'm honored and humbled to be a part of it.
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I was so humbled that Neil produced such a mature book at this age.
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I am deeply humbled and profoundly honored to accept this most awesome responsibility.
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I am truly humbled by the generosity shown to me during difficult times.
Synonyms
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4.6
A person who has lost respect after doing something shameful
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3.7
Feeling ashamed and embarrassed because people laugh at you
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4.9
A person who has lost respect because of shameful behavior
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8.4
Feeling upset and embarrassed after failing or being corrected in front of others
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4.4
Feeling guilty and embarrassed after doing something wrong or being caught
Feeling very sad and without hope
Made to seem less important or less valued by other people
Antonyms
How Humbled
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Humbled comes from the same root as humble and the Latin word humus, which means 'ground' or 'earth'. So to be humbled is like being 'brought down to the ground' from pride — you are made low and less proud.