The tyrant abjects dissenters, leaving them voiceless and broken.

The corrupt officials abjected the whistleblowers, leaving them penniless and disgraced.

Her memoir recounts not only triumphs but also abjections that shaped her resilience.

The abjective remarks at the meeting reduced several employees to tears.

Her apology was the abjectest I had ever heard, trembling with shame and pleading for forgiveness.

After losing his job, he apologized abjectly to his former employer.

The author's novel explores the abjectedness of its protagonists, revealing how social neglect shapes identity.

After years of failure and humiliation, he found himself trapped in an abjecture that made even small choices feel impossible.

The linguist cataloged several rare abjectures from old dialects.

The media's relentless abjectifying of the marginalized communities only deepened their social isolation.