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羞辱 (xiū rǔ): This word has a similar meaning to 屈辱, but it is more focused on the feeling of shame and humiliation.
耻辱 (chǐ rǔ): This word has a similar meaning to 屈辱, but it is more focused on the feeling of disgrace and dishonor.
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Yes, 屈辱 (qū rǔ) is used to express a feeling of shame or dishonor. It is a noun that refers to the act of being humiliated or degraded. It is often used to describe a situation in which someone is made to feel inferior or embarrassed. For example, a person may feel 屈辱 (qū rǔ) if they are publicly shamed or ridiculed.
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屈辱 (qū rǔ) is often used to describe a situation in which someone is made to feel embarrassed or ashamed. For example, 她被老板当众屈辱了 (tā bèi lǎobǎn dāngzhòng qū rǔ le) means "She was humiliated in public by her boss".
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