The perpetrator eats their victim to inflict ultimate indignity and humiliation. He even forces her to endure the indignity of washing his underwear. With matchless sarcasm he lashed the nerveless policy of courts that suffered indignity with resignation. France was spared the indignity of no points from its micro-state neighbour Monaco. The Declaration protects each individual from arbitrary arrest, torture, maltreatment, or indignity. She believes that learning is the key to opposing indignity, stupidity, and poverty. Some twelve years later, al-Muqtadir was subjected to the indignity of deposition. This bestowal of a fictitious Armenian name administered a final indignity to the victim. A further indignity occurred when the corpse was lowered into the tomb. In a final indignity they paraded her naked around the village. After Heracles died, Eurystheus remained bitter over the indignity the hero had caused him. He refused this offer, which all his friends seem to have regarded as an indignity. With Marlborough out of favour, France was saved the indignity of defeat. You, goddess, went and saved him from that indignity. "The Guardian"s Catherine Shoard described the "resurrection" as a "digital indignity".