Humiliation means feeling embarrassed, degraded, or ashamed because of something embarrassing that happened to you or something someone said or did to you. It is a strong feeling of being humbled or disrespected. Full definition
What began as a kind of public humiliation of «the angriest man in the world» slowly transformed into a cult following of a man who insisted... with choice words... on living a life of integrity. (nakedpastor.com)
It can not offer the degree of vindication that parties crave, nor the measure of public humiliation of the opponent they seek, nor the huge sums of money that they so readily anticipate. (newlawjournal.co.uk)
This volume covers Johnson's uncharacteristically indecisive pursuit of the Democratic nomination for the presidency in 1960, his acceptance of the vice-presidential nomination, his years of humiliation in that office, and the first months of his presidency after the assassination of John F Kennedy on 22 November 1963. (totalpolitics.com)