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debased

[dih-beyst] / dɪˈbeɪst /
ADJECTIVE
depraved
Synonyms


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Yet she knows the history that reduced her to such a debased state.

From Los Angeles Times

There will be a new ball this season, the Nike Flight, which is "built with Aerowsculpt technology with grooves debased into the casing, to allow air to travel seamlessly around the ball, delivering truer flight".

From BBC

The most debased and tragic is Jeff, who, with his wife, has worked at the fair for decades.

From New York Times

“He was a man who debased other human beings,” he said.

From Seattle Times

Scottish National Party MP John Nicolson said the post was "nauseating" and that it "cheapened and debased" politics.

From BBC