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Meanings of depravity in English
Moral perversion; impairment of virtue and moral principles.
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depravació Synonyms
Examples for "corruption"
Examples for "corruption"
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Others warn that without decisive action, the corruption cases may simply increase.
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The authorities have denied allegations of government corruption and abuse of power.
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Another was linked to a corruption case last year involving imported beef.
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In my opinion, this is the main form of corruption, Karzai said.
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But the reality remains that corruption is a monumental problem in Nigeria.
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The universal moral degeneracy of mankind; the age of crime and violence.
2
Nothing worse in Central America; nothing worse where civilized degeneracy disgraces savagery.
3
Conditions for sequencing with oligonucleotides having up to 64-fold degeneracy are described.
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Sometimes the evil was imputed to the degeneracy of the national character.
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The moral degeneracy of the races of southern Europe is well known.
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Alkaloids of putrefaction are constantly produced in every animal and human body.
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This indeed is apparent to the senses in animals generated from putrefaction.
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He went on, beginning to be conscious of the odor of putrefaction.
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They exhibited most of all the corruption and putrefaction of German affairs.
5
Liquid putrefaction in the airways. Larabee sounded as frustrated as I felt.
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This plenty indeed produces cheapness, but cheapness always ends in negligence and depravation.
2
The incident will illustrate the greed of the priesthood and the depravation of sacrifice.
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So strange a depravation of manners proceeded from these causes.
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Human nature, with all its infirmities and depravation, is still capable of great things.
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Nevertheless, what followed on Sumner's speech is terribly significant of the depravation of Southern honour.
Usage of depravity in English
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Inevitably, it provokes envy in the poor and depravity in the rich.
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If so, he had not realised it; the depravity had been unconscious.
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Has this country really sunk to such levels of depravity and viciousness?
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And yet his crime was committed more in thoughtlessness than deliberate depravity.
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Rarely do they risk matching the depravity to which they are responding.
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And yet there are people who profess to disbelieve in total depravity.
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Dementia = leading characteristic of Norman Type, indicating characteristic decadence and depravity?
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On the contrary, he was shocked as he noted the wily depravity.
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The depravity of this act was laid bare in court last week.
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The dominant power of slavery was not alone responsible for this depravity.
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Surely, the whole world knows of Dracula's infamy, his cruelty, his depravity.
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Pictures of violent depravity alternated with runes and pentagons along the walls.
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He feared his mind would snap from the pressure of such depravity.
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No amount of depravity is able utterly to destroy our moral discernment.
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Where such injunctions are disregarded it is an evidence of great depravity.
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I was appalled by the depravity and the general slump in morals.
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Translations for depravity
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Depravity through the time
Depravity across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common