debase

And the men were all too ready to debase them.

You could not have found a better way of debasing me, in my own eyes.

Television news may be debasing itself before the wrong demographic.

I know he's capable of completely debasing another human being.

We must not debase it - least of all in our poetry.

Some say that the word has been debased beyond redemption.

But I will not debase myself that much no matter how provoked.

"We must not debase the experience by reducing it to words," he said.

Their self-esteem is so low they think by debasing themselves with men, they'll actually feel more powerful.

This representation has been debased by much of the recent literature.

Will this stop me from calling her again and debasing myself even further (if that is possible)?

Because they cared that the constitutional process not be debased?

Not debased and bestial as others would have you believe.

Nor are they generally asked, in the name of political loyalty, to debase themselves as workers.

"It debases the nation at home and abroad," you wrote.

To pay its bills, they say, America eventually must debase the currency.

We do nothing willingly to harm or debase our cultural system.

There comes a time, I believe, when the stomach debases us against our wills.

I'll not debase myself in her eyes by living down to my reputation."

Angry at the salesman, I found myself debasing the people of his region.

We'll feed them so they won't have to debase themselves any further.

Knowledge has not only been debased and withheld, but distorted.

We will not hear you debase that exalted word in our presence.