Adjective:

అస్పష్టత, అవమానించాడు, చిన్నది, రిమూవర్, నిలిపివేయబడింది,

degraded's Usage Examples:

Maintenance of steady state Metabolic regulation achieves a balance between the rate of input of a substrate and the rate that it is degraded or converted, and thus maintains steady state.

A palimpsest /ˈpælɪmpsɛst/, in planetary astronomy, is an ancient crater that has been degraded over time.

When chatter is intercepted between Fayed and Darren McCarthy, a profile of the man able to arm the four remaining suitcase nukes is sent, though the message is badly degraded.

however sections of it are highly degraded by weeds such as lantana and asparagus fern.

on otherwise marginal land, bamboo can be profitably cultivated in many degraded lands.

9 hectares (4,275 acres) of the southern part of the reserve to reforest land in the reserve that has been highly degraded due to logging, wildfires.

territory (Lange); only a class of degraded citizens, including neither the cives sine suffragio nor the artisans (according to Johan Nicolai Madvig); identical.

traversing probe in a wingtip experiment pod While in powered flight, an electrical disturbance distracted Adams and slightly degraded the control of the aircraft;.

In the Medieval and Renaissance church, priests were publicly defrocked or "degraded" by having their vestments ceremonially removed.

And if the variances of the object and the background intensities are large compared to the mean difference, or the image is severely corrupted by additive noise, the sharp valley of the gray level histogram is degraded.

He wrote, I came away that morning with a disgust for murder, but it was for the murder I saw done"nbsp;"hellip; I feel myself shamed and degraded at the brutal curiosity that took me to that spot.

The species present reflect the degraded marsh habitat with the most common the gizzard shad (formerly carp).

The Swiss Confederacy remained an independent Reichsstand of the Holy Roman Empire, but as it was not even obliged to participate in the Imperial Diet, this relation was degraded to a purely formal one that would lose significance throughout the 16th century.

Synonyms:

dissipated, immoral, profligate, fast, dissolute, libertine, degenerate, riotous, debauched,

Antonyms:

good person, recuperate, better, masochist, moral,