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Quick definitions from WordNet (mortify) ▸ verb:  hold within limits and control ("Mortify the flesh") ▸ verb:  practice self-denial of one's body and appetites ▸ verb:  cause to feel shame; hurt the pride of ▸ verb:  undergo necrosis ▸ Word origin