Abjection (noun)

The state of being low or downcast in spirit; misery, degradation, or degradation.

Origin:

From latin abjectionem, from abicere ("to cast away, reject.")

Examples:

1. His abjection was evident in the way he hung his head and refused to make eye contact.
2. She felt a deep sense of abjection after the breakup.
3. The abjection in the slum was unbearable.
4. The abjection in the refugee camp was indescribable.
5. The abjection of poverty was a daily reality for many people in the area.