I came up with the term "condescending." Example being "Why did you ask this follow-up question? I've already helped you far more than your colleagues" and "You are already supposed to be self-propelling. I'm going out of my way to instruct you on your work." when coming from a boss. But, that may not be the word.
Term for making someone feel bad for asking a question
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Best Answer
I don't think there's a specific word for "being made to feel bad for asking a question". You can describe what the boss did as condescending:
or say that your boss embarrassed you:
or belittled you:
but those are more general, and you'd have to describe the situation in more detail.