Portuguese
adulteração Catalan
adulteració Estimation of the value of something or someone inferior to its real value.
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It is often seen as a hedge against inflation and currency debasement.
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Gold is often viewed as a hedge against inflation and currency debasement.
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Nor can it keep supplying funds without risking euro debasement and inflation.
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Six thousand days on, he was too debased to resent his debasement.
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Here we are actually dealing with a debasement of the human body
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The non-yielding metal is considered a hedge against inflation and currency debasement.
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The one class whisper of pleasures that lead to sin and debasement.
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They bend it from the loftiest virtue to a debasement beneath calculation.
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But it is sex which most completely satisfies her wish for debasement.
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The stoic and profound philosopher is not diminished by an external debasement.
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I only desire you to decide between this and a worse debasement.
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This depreciation, added to the debasement, further increased the rise of prices.
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How know I that her debasement is not already complete and irremediable?
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Into such deep debasement, O brethren, the sons of the Aryan fell!
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They feel no personal debasement in the dishonour of the country.
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We are deeply concerned in these days about the debasement of the ballot-box.
