व्यवहार या भाषा में कच्चे या बर्बर या बर्बर हो जाते हैं

Verb:

भाषा भ्रष्ट करना या होना, गँवारू बनाना या बनना, निर्दय बनाना,

barbarized's Usage Examples:

The poem was first written down by a wandering minstrel about 971 to 991, was remodelled about 1140 by Konrad,' who introduced interpolations in the spirit of chivalry and was perhaps responsible for the metre; during the wars and miseries of the next fifty years manners and taste became barbarized and the fine traditions of the old popular poetry were obscured, and it was under this influence that, about 1190, a jongleur (Spielmann) revised the poem, this recension being represented by group B.

The Church seemed to exert great power, but it had itself become barbarized by contact with kings and nobles.

It was true that the most active French colonial element, the trappers, were barbarized by the natives, and that the pursuit of the fur trade and other causes had brought the French into sharp collision with the most formidable of the native races, the confederation known as the Five (or Six) Nations.

barbarized's Meaning':

become crude or savage or barbaric in behavior or language

Synonyms:

change, barbarise,

Antonyms:

stay, focus, wet,