"feeling undermined" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe a situation in which someone has been made to feel belittled or powerless. For example: "After months of working long hours at his job, John began feeling undermined by his colleagues."
Matheson, battle-weary – feeling undermined and sidelined by Reith – resigned.
It is not merely Robshaw who will be feeling undermined; what about Tom Youngs and England's other hooking contenders?
A9 President Hosni Mubarak of Egypt is feeling undermined by Washington, upstaged by Saudi Arabia and vulnerable before an angry Arab population, officials in Cairo say.
The 61-year-old sold Brawn GP to Mercedes but remained with the team until his retirement in 2013, when he left feeling undermined by his new colleagues Toto Wolff and Niki Lauda.
"Is Her Majesty a socialist?" inquires a troubled Margaret Thatcher, after watching the Christmas Day Queen's speech and feeling undermined by the monarch's expressions of concern for those struggling in the face of deprivation.
Debbonaire's Facebook account of her hiring and firing was followed less than 24 hours later by a post from the former shadow transport secretary Lilian Greenwood, who described feeling undermined by the leader's office.
But parental feelings undermined complex marriage, unleashing desires for romantic love, courtship and monogamous marriage among the younger generation Both of my great-great-aunts participated in the eugenics experiment.
People feeling squeezed by a jealous line of questioning and assumptions will also feel undermined, badgered and frustrated.
We'll do without!… How easy it was for us to declare ourselves "liberated," how chastening to experience the force of contradictory feeling that undermined these defiant simplicities.… Nearly every one of us became a walking embodiment of the gap between theory and practice: the place in which we were to find ourselves time and again.
We'll do without!... How easy it was for us to declare ourselves "liberated," how chastening to experience the force of contradictory feeling that undermined these defiant simplicities.… Nearly every one of us became a walking embodiment of the gap between theory and practice: the place in which we were to find ourselves time and again.
But the presence of private security companies, fences, and well-policed areas have created an image of safety and security—a feeling totally undermined by the ease with which one of the fancier establishments in town was taken over by terrorists.
