I am humbled

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When someone says "I am humbled," generally she means that she has been made to feel more modest , or perhaps undeserving. Someone who has just been given a compliment might make a polite show of modesty by saying, "I am humbled by your generosity," meaning she feels she really doesn't live up to the compliment. Or, someone might say "I am humbled" when she is confronted by someone or something she perceives to be superior, for instance: "I am humbled in the presence of his (Einstein's) genius." It's a judgment call about when to use this expression which should not be over-worked. You want to avoid giving the impression of false modesty.
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