n.侮辱，轻蔑，侮辱性的行为

原形：indignity复数：indignities

He suffered the indignity of being searched in public.
他遭受了当众搜身的侮辱。
The employees were forced to endure the indignity of a strip search.
员工们被迫忍受脱衣搜查的羞辱。
It was an indignity to be spoken to in such a rude manner.
以如此粗鲁的方式被人说话是一种侮辱。
She felt a deep sense of indignity at being ignored during the meeting.
在会议中被忽视，她感到非常屈辱。
The indignity of having to beg for help was almost too much for him to bear.
不得不乞求帮助的耻辱对他来说几乎难以承受。
He refused to accept the job offer, seeing it as an indignity after years of loyal service.
他拒绝了工作机会，认为这是对自己多年忠诚服务的侮辱。
The indignity of the situation reduced her to tears.
这种情况的侮辱使她泣不成声。
They were made to suffer the indignity of walking home in their gym clothes.
他们被迫忍受穿着运动服走回家的羞辱。
The elderly man felt a great indignity when he was asked to prove his identity.
当被要求证明自己的身份时，这位老人感到极大的侮辱。
It was an indignity that she, a respected scientist, should be treated with such disrespect.
她作为一名受尊敬的科学家，竟然受到这样的不尊重，这是一种侮辱。