No. 14,314 in Spanish

vejaciones

Humiliations, mistreatment, or abuse.

In a sentence

Las vejaciones sufridas por el grupo durante su estancia fueron denunciadas a las autoridades.
The harassments suffered by the group during their stay were reported to the authorities.
In this case, 'vejaciones' refers to acts of harassment or mistreatment endured, especially emphasizing the severity and repetition of such acts.
El profesor explicó cómo las vejaciones históricas han afectado a comunidades vulnerables.
The teacher explained how historical abuses have affected vulnerable communities.
Here, 'vejaciones' is employed to signify historical injustices or mistreatment suffered by groups or communities, emphasizing historical context.
Las leyes protegen a los ciudadanos contra todo tipo de vejaciones.
Laws protect citizens from all kinds of mistreatment.
In this usage, 'vejaciones' denotes mistreatment or actions causing distress, referring generally to any such acts and focusing on protection or prevention.

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