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Meanings of degrading in English
Synonyms
Examples for "corrupting"
Examples for "corrupting"
1
Drug gangs have long been suspected of corrupting public officials and politicians.
2
The corrupting benefits bill is the first government item in the Senate.
3
Loki, in nature, is the corrupting element in air, fire, and water.
4
But I think Edward had no idea at all of corrupting her.
5
In brief, this boy was cursed with a degraded and corrupting mind.
Usage of degrading in English
1
Our anger is in general degrading, because it is in general impure.
2
In any circumstances, disrespecting that many voters risks degrading the political process.
3
It's a business model that encourages economic growth without degrading the environment.
4
Boat traffic stopped, fresh water receded and seawater seeped inland, degrading soils.
5
Here the prejudice against labor as degrading has very much given way.
6
It was given to convicts, along with other colorful and degrading names.
7
His neural nanonics reported that several of his suit systems were degrading.
8
It was degrading, but in the extremity of his folly he yielded.
9
The mother shrank from deliberately degrading the nature of her own child.
10
Hence they have never viewed him in a low and degrading light.
11
Ramone's objectives were loftier than a physical tryst and a degrading dismissal.
12
Moreover, the instruction seemed contrived only for cheating and degrading the scholars.
13
But the modern Taouism is a medley of wild and degrading superstitions.
14
The reflection sprung from no foolish and degrading contempt for household service.
15
The impulse is mere whim, silly curiosity-theconsequences may be degrading, terrible.
16
He is the father of my child, and he is degrading himself.
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Degrading across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
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