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degraded

adjective as in disgraced

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Decades of farming and irrigation have degraded the soil, drawing salts and metals to the surface.

Because the skeletons are badly degraded, the DNA extracted from them is low and of poor quality.

From BBC

The Iranian-backed group was significantly degraded in last year's war with Israel but has, so far, refused to give up its arsenal, despite calls from the US and domestic rivals.

From BBC

Environment Canada issued alerts for much of Ontario, warning that wildfire smoke had significantly degraded air quality.

From BBC

Over decades, this relentless “grazing” of pledges, without consistent, effective follow-through, degraded the shared resource of trust down to bare earth.

From Salon

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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