debase

Latinas are debased by their poverty, thus making them accessible to any man with a few bucks.

The Dutch, who have retained in a debased form their own language, also engage largely in agriculture and viticulture.

They are not merely plebeian, they are low, debased, criminal.

No one can walk along our streets and not see how debased and sensual our tastes have become.

Long oppression had not, on the whole, either blunted their intellects or debased their morals.

But this view of sacrifice is not merely a heathen, but a late and debased heathen conception.