In principle let's say that it does not exist in Spanish; in this entry some definitions confuse it with deertant, but in truth it can even have a xenophobic origin and its creator wanted to write "migrant" (because there are people who do not have immigrants in very good respects). Today it is used as "unpleasant for any cause", but it is best to avoid it, it is a mockery of a liner who typed it wrong and spread across the web because there are people who do not know with what to entertain the best.
Something that is in bad taste, disgusting, filthy, ugly, poorly done, slobbering or repulsive. At first it was the misspelled word "demeaning," but over time its meaning changed.
It attacks, harms or undermines the good name, fame or honor of a person. "demeaning behavior; degrading treatment; "the film was banned by the Government to be considered degrading for the country"
The correct term is demeaning. It means that it inflicted, it discredits, it discredits, it dishonors, it story, it offends, it does wrong, criticism. That it reduces its value.
adj - tasteless, ugly, producing little or no taste
The word demigrante was made up by the largest Spanish Internet forums ForoCoches. It's a wordplay: it's almost like "denigrante" which means degrading, but with an M, it also sounds like "de migrante" which would mean "pertaining to a migrant", or "migrant-worthy". Migrants are usually poor, so in practice, the word demigrante means bottom grade or abhorrent.
Is a word poorly written that does not exist. It emerged in a car Spain online forum and its abuse has spread. It correct is demeaning (with n) that means that denigrates or insult. Denigrate is speaking ill of a person or thing, destroying its reputation or opinion.
demigrante is incorrectly written, and should be written as "degrading" being its meaning: It comes from the verb denigrate, making a person less, reduce it, subtract importance or category