The word meaning held in public contempt or ridicule is "pilloried". It dates from the use of chaining to a pillory (wooden devices like stocks) for public abuse and/or injury.
Other words could be "humiliated" or "disgraced".
There appears to be a letter missing at the start of the word - idiculed should be 'ridiculed'. Ridiculed means mocked, derided or made fun of.
The English translation of "pinapahiya" is "humiliated" or "embarrassed." It refers to a situation where someone is made to feel shame or is put in a position of dishonor. The term is often used in contexts where a person is publicly shamed or ridiculed.
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The meaning of a word is its "definition."
a word of contrary meaning to the first word
Ridiculed.
A seven letter word for ridiculed is derided.
The answer is disclosure.
The root word for "professor" is "profess," which comes from the Latin word "profiteri," meaning "to declare publicly."
The root word for profession is "profess," which comes from the Latin word "profiteri," meaning to declare publicly or to acknowledge.
They are a lot of controversy going on with the word publicly and publically. People do not know how to use the word, but it should be publicly, as publically is not a word.
There appears to be a letter missing at the start of the word - idiculed should be 'ridiculed'. Ridiculed means mocked, derided or made fun of.
Why do you wish to subject me to ridicule?In Medieval Times, the criminals would be secured in stocks and the local villagers would stop by and throw fruit at them or ridicule them.It will not serve your purpose to ridicule me further.Don't ridicule the child!
The word publicly is an adverb (openly).
The professor ridiculed the student's approach to solving the problem.
Cruyff is an atheist. He has publicly (and righltly) ridiculed players who cross themselves before taking or facing penalties...after all, if they both do it, which player does God help?
The most basic definition of the word declaring is to make know publicly or officially. Another definition of the word declaring could be revealing as in declaring one's intentions.