Usage examples (16)

• She told Rosa Monckton she found his conspicuous consumption embarrassing, but that did not prevent her from making herself demeaningly complicit.
• Welcome to New York, he said to himself as the stream of detraining passengers dumped him impersonally, indignantly, demeaningly, on the concrete platform.
• The truth is that Obama is expected to play a certain role: strong, angry, overbearing, and every one of her statements is demeaningly parsed in that light.
• I do get angry when people lie about Clinton, misrepresent her record and statements, write demeaningly on her acts, call her "Hitlery," refer to her as "GOP-lite"