Examples of using Abject in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Could this be due to his abject lowliness?
And I saw how splendor can illuminate even the most abject vulnerabilities.
Prison of the Abject.
I think their power is locked inside the Prison of the Abject.
For many years, I thought this was a story of abject failure, but today I see it differently,
The Negev Bedouin community suffers from abject poverty and food insecurity and is at the bottom of the socio-economic ladder in Israel.
not aid- lifted 400-million Chinese out of abject poverty in just the 20 years between 1981 and 2001.
He lived much of his adult life in a state of abject poverty and was frequently being chased down by lenders and landlords to whom he owed money.
I realized that I had been so immersed in the media coverage of Mexicans that they had become one thing in my mind, the abject immigrant.
A virtuous man does not build a“White Palace” for hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars while millions of Turks languish in abject poverty.
In the 19thcentury, the majority of Jews lived in abject poverty in their shtetls
I mean, I had no idea he was living in such abject poverty with only a bird to talk to.
Nothing in human history is designed to excite more pity than this picture of man's abject slavery to ghost-spirit fear.
Finding a job with an Israeli employer could be the difference between an economic livelihood and abject poverty.
when he saw village basket weavers living in abject poverty despite their skill.
Too many innocent civilians- Palestinian and Israeli alike- are paying for this abject failure to address the underlying causes of the world's longest-running protection crisis.
Just before he fled the room with a look of abject terror on his face.
Ridiculous even to think, that was such a fierce struggle could lead to anything except abject failure.
the transformation has already lifted hundreds of millions of Indians and Chinese out of abject poverty.
other countries have been forced to leave their homes because of military conflicts or abject poverty.