ab·ject [áb jèkt, ab jékt] adjective 1. miserable: allowing no hope of improvement or relief abject poverty 2. humble: extremely or excessively humble, e.g. in making an apology or request an abject apology 3. despicable: utterly despicable or contemptible abject cruelty [15th century. < Latin abjectus, past participle of abjicere "throw away, reject" < jacere "throw"] -ab·jec·tion [ab jéksh'n], noun -ab·ject·ly [áb jektlee], adverb -ab·ject·ness [áb jektn?ss, ab jéktn?ss], noun
![Abject- Definition:ab·ject [áb jèkt, ab jékt] adjective 1. miserable: allowing no hope of improvement or relief abject poverty 2. humble: extremely or excessively humble, e.g. in making an apology or request an abject apology 3. despicable: utterly despicable or contemptible abject cruelty [15th century. < Latin abjectus, past participle of abjicere](https://wordstodescribesomeone.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/Abject-definition.png "Abject definition")
![Czechoslovakian - Definition:
Czech·o·slo·vak·i·an [chèk?sl? v?kee ?n, chèk? sl? v?kee ?n] noun (plural Czech·o·slo·vak·i·ans) 1. peoples Same as Czech (sense 2) 2. language language of Czechoslovakia: either Czech or Slovak, the languages of the former Czechoslovakia adjective peoples of Czechoslovakia: relating to the former Czechoslovakia, or its peoples, languages, or cultures](https://wordstodescribesomeone.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/Czechoslovakian-definition-100x75.png "Czechoslovakian")
