abject
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1. mean
ab.ject \'ab-.jekt, ab-'\ \ab-'jek-sh*n\ \'ab-.jek-(t)le-, ab-'\
\-.jek(t)-n*s, -jek(t)-\ aj [ME, fr. L abjectus, fr. pp. of abicere to cast
off, fr. ab-]+ jacere to throw - more at JET 1: sunk to a low condition
2a: cast down in spirit : SERVILE 2b: showing utter resignation : HOPELESS
- ab.jec.tion n
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