Examples of using Abject in English and their translations into Korean
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It was abject surrender.
Abject poverty could end.
I know abject poverty.
Well, no need to feel like abject losers.
Sin, abject spiritual poverty;
She becomes his abject slave.
Even in abject failure, it's still the best idea I have ever had.”.
The Detroit music scene was never a poor, abject scene.
There is still abject poverty among the people.
It was football that saved him and his family from abject poverty.
A person as abject as Hitler has not even fallen as low as using chemical weapons.”.
No, the question now is if doing so will look like abject surrender.
This abject suffering reveals not only the love of God but also the meaning of man himself.
License masquerading in the garments of liberty is the forerunner of abject bondage.
Some other supplier abject to this, we use pink full spectrum color LED, this problem no longer exist!
If you do not believe and accept this then I hold you in abject scorn.
No, the question now is if doing so will look like abject surrender. It's an act of God.
While Tadzykistan has experienced steady economic growth since 1997, nearly two-thirds of the population continues to live w abject poverty.
Bihar represents the challenge of development: abject poverty surrounded by corruption.
Today, socialism has bankrupted the oil-rich nation and driven its people into abject poverty.
According to the U.N. Relief andWorks Agency, the number of refugees living in abject poverty on the Gaza Strip has tripled since the blockade began.
Any time I give a talk, I am filled with emotions ranging from anxious excitement to abject terror.
Consider to what lofty heightsthe injunctions of the Almighty have soared, and how abject is the habitation wherein these feeble souls are now abiding.
For the modern seeker, renunciation does not mean throwing out all our belongings and living in abject poverty.
The first-ever multiplayer game of Warcraft was a crushing victory, an abject defeat, and a tie, all at once.
Let's not forget that there are still, in the twenty-first century, pockets of the most abject poverty in London.
Following the premature death of his father in 1875, the family was thrown into abject poverty, and Seitz had to be sent off to an orphanage.
And the only foreseeable outcomes are triumph-- glorious triumph-- or abject, ignominious defeat.
How can it be connected in any tangible way to people living on the opposite side of the world, in abject poverty, grovelling under the tyranny of Communism?
The yellow race was the first to emerge from barbaric bondage into orderly civilization because it was the first to achieve some measure of freedom from the abject fear of the gods, not even fearing the ghosts of the dead as other races feared them.