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abjectc. 1400, "humble, lowly, poor; of low quality; menial," from Latin abiectus "low, crouching; common, mean, contemptible; cast down, dispirited," past participle of abicere "to [..]
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abjectadj. Sunk to a low condition.
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abject adj. an object of contempt.
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abjectTo dream that you are abject, denotes that you will be the recipient of gloomy tidings, which will cause a relaxation in your strenuous efforts to climb the heights of prosperity. To see others abject, is a sign of bickerings and false dealings among your friends.
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abjectmean; worthless; base; groveling.
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abjectThe term derives from the work of Julia Kristeva (especially 1982) in psychoanalysis, particularly the description of the process of separation of the infant from its mother which is a founding momen [..]
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abject(adj) of the most contemptible kind(adj) most unfortunate or miserable(adj) showing utter resignation or hopelessness(adj) showing humiliation or submissiveness
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abject
(obsolete) Rejected; cast aside.enm|abjecten, derived from the adjective form.MW3 1976|page=4
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