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An act that debases or corrupts.
bastardisation
bastardisation
1
It's nothing but a
bastardisation
of the law for those who pull the strings from behind.
2
World War Z, allegedly a
bastardisation
of Max Brooks's novel, seemed to be heading for a critical roasting.
3
South Africans have yet again been treated to a grotesque
bastardisation
of the idea of a state of the nation address.
4
I'm not sure either, whether it's just a bit of
Euro
-
bastardisation
of cushion or they really intended the play on "cushy number".
5
They are merely crude, phonetic
bastardisations
of the Irish words.
1
It was a
bastardization
of the software they used in the lab.
2
It is a distant
bastardization
of Terran English with avast supplemental vocabulary.
3
The design was a
bastardization
of Etruscan, Greek, and Egyptian architecture.
4
The technology was a
bastardization
of medical nanonic packages, sending filaments to merge with her spinal cord.
5
They grow the geisha variety of coffee plant-likelya
bastardization
of Gesha, in Ethiopia, where the variety originated.
6
The
bastardization
of Vodou as a formal religion makes its entré into popular culture with the appearance of W.B.
7
The same
bastardization
that occurred to the characterization of Haiti's spiritual systems also occurred in those parallel systems in Louisiana.
8
It was his mystical ability to be first on the scene that earned him the nick-name of Weegee -a phonetic
bastardization
the Ouija Board.
distant bastardization
phonetic bastardization
same bastardization