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Filter by Meaning The bullying behavior was emasculating the self-esteem of the victim.
Sarah's sarcastic remarks in front of her friends were emasculating for Tom.
The dictator's oppressive regime was aimed at emasculating any opposition to his rule.
The character in the movie was constantly belittled by his peers, which led to an emasculating sense of worthlessness.
The cultural expectation that men should be the primary breadwinners can be emasculating for those who choose to pursue non-traditional career paths.
The protagonist's emasculating defeat in the political race marked the end of his aspirations for leadership and influence.
The character's emasculating portrayal in the film reinforced harmful stereotypes about masculinity and power.
The strict rules at the boarding school were emasculating for the students.
The student's embarrassing mistake in front of the entire class was an emasculating experience.
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