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Filter by Meaning The teacher debased the student's achievements by not acknowledging their hard work.
The company's reputation was debased due to the scandal.
The lowbrow humor in the TV show debased the intelligence of the viewers.
The debased currency caused inflation and economic problems.
The movie's poor script debased the talent of the actors.
The company's unethical practices debased their brand image.
The villain's actions debased the honor of the kingdom.
The teacher was disappointed with the student's debased effort in the assignment.
The quality of the product was debased to cut costs.
The counterfeit bills were debased and easily detected.
The teacher criticized the student's debased approach to the assignment.
The company debased the quality of their products to cut down the cost.
The company's decision to dump waste into the river debased the quality of the water.
The dilapidated house was a debased version of its former self.
The value of the antique was debased after it was discovered to be a fake.
He felt his reputation was debased by the false accusations against him.
The novel's storyline was debased by the publisher's excessive editing.
The debased language in the book made it inappropriate for children.
The integrity of the legal system has been debased by corrupt judges.
The debased political system led to a loss of faith in democracy.
The company's debased ethics resulted in a decrease in sales.
The company's profits have been debased by the influx of cheap foreign imports.
His debased behavior was not tolerated in the workplace.
The TV show was cancelled due to its debased themes.
The novel was banned due to its debased content.
The magazine was known for its debased articles.
She was offended by the debased behavior of the group of boys.
The teacher debased the student for not knowing the answer.
The boss debased his employees in front of everyone.
The politician debased his opponent during the debate.
The parent debased their child for their bad grades.
The politician's debased reputation made it difficult for him to get re-elected.
The debased values of the dictator led to the oppression of his people.
The movie was criticized for its debased portrayal of women.
His debased behavior at the party caused him to lose some friends.
Her debased actions led to her being fired from her job.
He was accused of participating in a debased scheme to scam elderly people.
The politician's speeches were considered debased by his opponents.
The artist was accused of creating debased art that lacked any cultural significance.
Her reputation was debased after the scandal broke out.
The students debased the seriousness of the classroom by talking and laughing during the lecture.
The comedian's use of vulgar language debased the quality of the performance.
The graffiti artist debased the beauty of the city by defacing public property.
The corrupt official debased the public's trust in the government.
The scandal debased the reputation of the once-respected company.
The company debased the quality of their products to save money.
The counterfeit products debased the value of the brand.
The plagiarized content debased the originality of the student's work.
He debased the value of the antique vase by chipping it.
The artisan used debased copper to create a cheaper alternative to their usual work.
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