Meggyalázzák

Meggyalázzák is a Hungarian verb that translates to "to humiliate" or "to mortify" in English. It describes an act of causing someone to feel a deep sense of shame, embarrassment, or loss of dignity. This can occur through public criticism, scorn, or degradation, aiming to belittle the individual's self-worth and standing.

The act of meggyalázás often involves stripping a person of their respect or honor, leaving them feeling exposed and degraded. It can be a deliberate and malicious action intended to cause emotional distress. The severity of the humiliation can vary depending on the context and the nature of the act.

In a broader sense, meggyalázzák can also refer to the state of being deeply shamed or disgraced. It implies a profound negative emotional experience resulting from the actions of others or one's own perceived failings, leading to a significant blow to one's pride.