Verb:

అవినీతి, విలువ తగ్గించడానికి, విలువను తగ్గించడానికి, వ్యవకలనం, వ్యభిచారిణికి,

debase's Usage Examples:

independent), the devastating social and economic effects of the plague, debasement of currency, and economic depression.

A series of coin debasements between 1544-1551 undermined economic confidence.

Following a program of debasements in the early-to-mid 20th century, circulating Canadian coinage (with.

Thus, Bishop first applied the term "debasement of meaning" to classical mathematics as.

productions left her unable to "defend the cinema against the charge that it debases", while the Tribune opined that the film was "Depressing and degrading.

a "boisterous and crapulous character he daily soars into, whereby he debases himself as a man".

One of the concerns of the Irish discussed in the first letter was over what is now known as Gresham's law: debased coins would cause silver and gold coinage to be hoarded or removed from the country, which would further debase the currency.

money, in order that those who purchased the goods should have to pay in undebased coin.

If you meditate upon " that which is selfish and debasing, you will ultimately become selfish and debased".

It was also a source of the codebase for TheCollegeWeb but is not part of that network despite the similarity of all of those sites to TWW.

He could only employ the usual expedients of the time—the immoderate sale of offices, the debasement of the coinage (five times in six years).

one"s fundamental rights are violated, the state should keep hands off, tolerating what those controlling the state find disgusting, deplorable or even debased.

Synonyms:

doctor, corrupt, extend, stretch, load, sophisticate, spoil, dilute, water down, adulterate, doctor up,

Antonyms:

stiffen, disinfect, validate, elate, encourage,