vulgarized

He said the term “deep state,” which is shorthand for the conspiracy theory about Democratic elites secretly exercising political control over the public, has been co-opted and vulgarized by many in the pro-Trump universe.

Things are put a good deal more strongly in the film, although they have not vulgarized but only underscored James’ subtext.

Ninotchka’s personhood is diminished, even as the composer’s work is vulgarized.

And, in a vulgarized form Rand would almost certainly reject, they have spread even further since her death in 1982.

"Yes," he went on, "and what a crime that all this should be vulgarized."