The term is occasionally rendered abject lesson, which doesn’t make much sense. Abject, an adjective, means low, contemptible, or miserable, and while it’s possible to imagine rare instances in which this descriptor might make sense, abject lesson is

67+4 sentence examples: 1. Both of them died in abject poverty. 2. The attempt ended in abject failure. 3. They live in abject poverty. 4. This policy has turned out to be an abject failure.

Comments. 3 Likes. 1 Embeds 0. No embeds. No notes for slide. Lecture 04 - The Abject Zombie 1. Lecture 4: The Abject Zombie English 165EW Winter 2013 16 January 2013 And no-one proved right And no-one was wrong We weren’t left alone And we didn’t bel