abjection

She's turned female abjection inside out and aimed it at a man.

He stared at me, and in his eyes was a terrific abjection.

The term abjection literally means "the state of being cast off".

Domestic abjection can also be seen in this story.

The true abjection is apparent at the very end.

To a degree, progressive architects are responsible for their abjection.

But in most cases there is a mood of humiliation, frustration and abjection.

This was a man who had once been well off but now was reduced to abjection.

Is it your purpose to reduce me to the ultimate in abjection?"

In spite of his apparently suicidal abjection, he had refused her completely.

These included various acts of sexual and physical abjection.

The video not only records Colleen's abjection but also participates in it.

His companions strained toward him as he knelt like abjection on the cold stone.

A popular form of abjection, having an element of pride.

When she wanders into class for the first time in weeks, she is the picture of abjection.

They ignored it, in the semblance of dignity that abjection brings.

The book is an extensive treatise on the subject of abjection and all it entails.

And nowhere has the language of abjection on which he has based his art felt richer or more complex.

Moyna began to knock its head against the floor in abjection.

Made mostly of discarded objects, this study in abjection suggests the morning after a Christmas from hell, or maybe a crime scene.

In this regard, the cult of abjection sides with the wretched against the reactionary.

To this abjection you have brought yourself.

"You, Canon," he tries to appease with an appearance of total abjection and misery.

She came in silent abjection, on her hands and knees, crawling into view of the cliff side of the fire.

But his latest efforts bring this abjection into the open by making it, irrefutably and repulsively, flesh.