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degrade
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▲
To corrupt or pervert the quality or character of someone or something
To shame, or to lower in standing, honor or dignity
To compromise or reduce in quality or purity
To adulterate or dilute the concentration or potency of
To lower the rank or status of something or someone
To break down or deteriorate organically or chemically
To knowingly say that something is smaller or less important than it actually is
To become progressively worse in quality or health
To reduce the intensity or severity of
To forcibly relieve a monarch of the monarchy
To apply business methodology to something in order to profit
To stop operating
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Verb
▲
To corrupt or pervert the quality or character of someone or something
debase
corrupt
pervert
vitiate
deprave
warp
demean
poison
subvert
debauch
abase
cheapen
bastardise
UK
bastardize
US
profane
deteriorate
prostitute
lessen
demoralise
UK
demoralize
US
canker
devalue
reduce
brutalise
UK
brutalize
US
diminish
dehumanise
UK
dehumanize
US
bemean
injure
mortify
derogate
cast down
put down
bring shame to
cut down to size
lower the status of
shoot down
tear down
run down
take down a peg
cut down
defile
pollute
contaminate
taint
lower
foul
spoil
sully
ruin
adulterate
desecrate
undermine
abuse
befoul
despoil
disgrace
smirch
bestialize
violate
damage
impair
depreciate
dishonour
UK
dishonor
US
infect
shame
tarnish
blemish
mar
blaspheme
soil
lead astray
downgrade
deface
sink
dilute
trash
tar
take down
humiliate
distort
chasten
humble
weaken
harm
destroy
make degenerate
devaluate
belittle
vandalize
US
drag down
outrage
alloy
vandalise
UK
treat with disrespect
demote
discredit
influence
stain
besmirch
blight
ravage
blacken
undercut
destabilize
US
decrease
vulgarize
US
vulgarise
UK
destabilise
UK
waste
attenuate
manipulate
degenerate
disparage
worsen
reduce in value
commit sacrilege
depress
treat sacrilegiously
mess up
break
reduce in quality
tamper with
mark down
unsettle
stoop
descend
twist
water down
mongrelize
seduce
bend
skew
dumb down
denature
crawl
subjugate
hurt
sabotage
colour
UK
smear
bring down
bias
disrupt
prejudice
bring low
darken
pillage
deform
disfigure
turn
dirty
jaundice
embitter
sour
depredate
sack
denigrate
color
US
set a bad example
devastate
unhallow
betray
discolor
US
pull down
misuse
spoliate
go bad
maculate
cripple
go to hell
dump on
trample on
live in the gutter
discolour
UK
lower someone's status
lower someone's dignity
desolate
embarrass
debilitate
do wrong
muck up
abash
scuzz up
make foul
insult
ridicule
drag through the mud
reduce the status of
alter
blaspheme against
cut
lace
falsify
commit sacrilege against
lay waste to
put to shame
putrefy
cook
doctor
deflate
drop
discount
minimize
US
devalorize
make someone eat humble pie
axe
UK
slash
get one's comeuppance
slow
ax
US
dip
interfere with
minify
keep down
fiddle with
tinker with
make impure
write down
write off
minimise
UK
nosedive
more ❯
“It does nothing but
degrade
and insult the competence and professionalism of an organization.”
Verb
▲
To shame, or to lower in standing, honor or dignity
disgrace
shame
debase
discredit
dishonour
UK
dishonor
US
humiliate
smirch
lower
humble
abase
demean
chasten
cheapen
belittle
sink
disparage
foul
take down
smear
defame
stain
taint
tarnish
sully
denigrate
stigmatize
US
blot
blacken
embarrass
stigmatise
UK
besmirch
bring into disrepute
drag through the mud
defile
mortify
besmear
bring shame on
slur
slander
drag through the mire
bring discredit to
reflect badly on
give a black eye
reproach
reduce
vilify
malign
censure
calumniate
soil
scandalize
US
injure
libel
derogate
give a bad name
traduce
spot
scandalise
UK
abash
rip
rubbish
knock
bring shame upon
decry
spoil
asperse
damage
put down
devalue
bring down
cast down
deride
disrespect
attack
blotch
crush
deflate
breathe on
cut down to size
befoul
slag off
bad-mouth
tar and feather
do a hatchet job on
speak ill of
assail
rip up and down
do a number on
muckrake
bring shame to
downgrade
bring low
drag down
subdue
show up
take down a peg or two
put someone in their place
bemean
show in a bad light
squash
make someone eat crow
take down a peg
own
spread scandal about
cast a slur on
fling mud at
sling mud at
run smear campaign
diminish
shoot down
give a bad name to
discomfit
snub
blemish
tear down
put in a bad light
bring dishonour to
make a fool of
put to shame
blacken the name of
make someone eat humble pie
flatten
chagrin
quash
cause to lose face
poison
undermine
make ashamed
settle someone's hash
minimize
US
prostitute
stoop
minimise
UK
expose
corrupt
descend
disfavor
US
disfavour
UK
debauch
break
desecrate
mar
pull down
detract from
slam
pan
prejudice
blister
ridicule
run down
lower the status of
reflect negatively
make lose face
take the wind out of your sails
damage the reputation of
harm the reputation of
get the better of
have the last laugh on
muddy the reputation of
blacken the reputation of
cast in a bad light
deign
condescend
lessen
brand
cut down
badmouth
vilipend
disregard
attaint
mock
cast a slur
scorch
ruin
blackguard
disconcert
demolish
lose face
take apart
depreciate
betray
make uncomfortable
make someone feel ashamed
take to bits
take to pieces
undervalue
silence
overcome
upset
squelch
demote
poor-mouth
drag through mud
drag someone's name through the mud
sling mud
reduce the status of
put away
strike dumb
cow
succumb
tame
pop one's balloon
make eat dirt
put one away
sell out
be untrue to oneself
beat down
bring down a peg
make one feel small
cut to the quick
abandon one's principles
force to eat humble pie
fix someone's wagon
lower oneself
lower yourself
debase oneself
be reduced
demean oneself
debase yourself
put in one's place
be reduced to
wither
discountenance
confuse
vanquish
downplay
play down
cause to feel small
put out of countenance
insult
mudsling
compromise
disesteem
cast aspersions on
ruin the reputation of
pooh-pooh
bring into disfavour
blacken someone's name
destroy someone's credibility
damage someone's reputation
more ❯
“I cannot
degrade
you worse than you
degrade
yourself by idleness.”
Verb
▲
To compromise or reduce in quality or purity
compromise
damage
mar
harm
impair
spoil
tarnish
blight
debase
deface
flaw
ruin
sully
taint
befoul
besmirch
blot
endamage
hurt
soil
undermine
vitiate
destroy
pervert
weaken
stain
dirty
“Light passing through one part of an aperture interferes with that passing through other regions, resulting in an interference pattern on the retina that tends to
degrade
the quality of the image.”
Verb
▲
To adulterate or dilute the concentration or potency of
adulterate
mix
water
dilute
doctor
thin
weaken
water down
contaminate
pollute
lace
debase
taint
defile
cut
extend
spike
spoil
vitiate
attenuate
corrupt
dope
devalue
sophisticate
alloy
depreciate
deteriorate
denature
cheapen
blend
intermix
make impure
cook
commingle
dissolve
impair
foul
sully
bastardize
US
ruin
bastardise
UK
thin out
tamper with
alter
load
deacon
mix with
make thin
slip a Mickey Finn into
make thinner
make weaker
make weak
add water to
more ❯
“Storage at room temperature for prolonged periods can
degrade
the potency of the oil.”
Verb
▲
To lower the rank or status of something or someone
demote
downgrade
disrate
bust
lower
reduce
unseat
break
declass
depose
cashier
bench
bump
disbar
relegate
lower in rank
lower in status
kick downstairs
reduce to the ranks
humble
devalue
dethrone
take down a peg
move down
reduce in rank
kick down the ladder
reduce in importance
delegate
put down
strip someone of their rank
abase
demean
belittle
dismiss
undervalue
displace
oust
depreciate
humiliate
revert
debase
set back
denigrate
bring low
mark down
snub
cut down to size
tear down
shame
take down
bring down
disgrace
cast down
crush
lower the status of
strip of rank
remove from office
devaluate
depress
cheapen
decrease
sink
attenuate
devalorize
demerit
write off
write down
more ❯
“In addition to the penalty, the director may
degrade
him to a lower rank or dismiss him.”
Verb
▲
To break down or deteriorate organically or chemically
rot
decay
perish
decompose
disintegrate
deteriorate
degenerate
atrophy
break down
putrefy
spoil
molder
US
mold
US
moulder
UK
fester
corrupt
mould
UK
crumble
foul
mortify
wither
turn
corrode
putresce
necrotize
break up
go off
go bad
sphacelate
shrivel
shrivel up
curdle
mildew
discolor
US
defile
sap
blight
taint
discolour
UK
wear away
grow moldy
gather
go moldy
suppurate
sicken
dry-rot
be impaired
become contaminated
fall apart
dissolve
break apart
collapse
fall to pieces
become dilapidated
fall down
more ❯
“Chemical companies are searching for new products that will
degrade
rapidly in the soil and exert biological activity at a minute amount.”
Verb
▲
To knowingly say that something is smaller or less important than it actually is
belittle
disparage
denigrate
deprecate
decry
minimise
UK
minimize
US
diminish
depreciate
derogate
dismiss
discount
diss
dis
discredit
vilipend
trash
deride
undervalue
knock
scorn
defame
ridicule
criticise
UK
criticize
US
trivialise
UK
trivialize
US
demean
underrate
slam
mock
pan
underestimate
vilify
downgrade
rubbish
slur
slate
revile
lower
malign
condemn
abuse
misprize
minify
bash
censure
detract
asperse
downplay
smear
roast
dispraise
understate
marginalise
UK
marginalize
US
squash
blister
scorch
rip
squelch
bad-mouth
put down
run down
play down
poor-mouth
trash-talk
scoff at
pooh-pooh
talk down
slag off
make light of
cry down
write off
sneer at
cast aspersions on
detract from
pour scorn on
pull apart
take down
treat lightly
laugh at
kiss off
dump on
do down
laugh off
take to pieces
have a go at
tear down
hit out at
hold cheap
shoot down
drag through the mud
pick holes in
cut down to size
do a hatchet job on
cut to the quick
take down a peg
poor mouth
pooh pooh
sour grapes
shoot full of holes
take a swipe at
slander
libel
impugn
calumniate
traduce
slight
vituperate
insult
pull to pieces
speak ill of
speak badly of
demote
deflate
disdain
blast
disregard
sneer
rap
flame
subordinate
tear into
attack
put hooks in
besmirch
blacken
stigmatize
US
scandalize
US
mudsling
stigmatise
UK
scandalise
UK
sling mud at
give a bad name
throw mud at
blacken the name of
offend
spread lies about
affront
sully the reputation of
annoy
blacken the character of
provoke
criticize unfairly
outrage
bad mouth
hurt
rip up
aggravate
give black eye
wound
disrespect
upset
mortify
taunt
slap
humiliate
tease
dishonor
US
dishonour
UK
irritate
disoblige
abase
sledge
injure
miscall
jeer
curse
slang
scoff
gird
debase
be rude to
give offence to
call names
step on one's toes
cut dead
cause offence to
treat disrespectfully
throw shade
hurt somebody's feelings
contemn
snub
look down on
snoot
high-hat
sniff at
look down upon
despise
spurn
opprobriate
reject
hate
denounce
devalue
sell short
downcry
lambaste
abhor
bag
pummel
US
skewer
cheapen
disgrace
pummelled
UK
gibe
repudiate
scout
think little of
show contempt for
lay into
speak evil of
hold in contempt
treat with contempt
turn your nose up at
walk over
jeer at
look down one's nose at
be contemptuous about
turn up one's nose at
humble
discountenance
fault
berate
poormouth
clamor against
question
crush
twit
find fault with
object
frown
disapprove
discommend
expostulate
make little of
mistrust
comment negatively
shame
lessen
devaluate
compromise
hammer
monster
abominate
regard with contempt
make fun of
not go for
be allergic to
give comeuppance
knock off high horse
take dim view of
find fault
blame
tear to pieces
talk trash
put away
take a dig at
throw brickbats at
mess with
pillory
execrate
rail against
deplore
inveigh against
reprehend
reprobate
fulminate against
excoriate
carp at
anathematize
cavil at
cut
feel contempt for
sneeze at
thumb nose at
disapprove of
animadvert
stiff
complain
snipe at
hit
rail
stiff-arm
cold-shoulder
hold forth against
come down on
tear to shreds
mark down
take away
take swipe at
throw stones at
do a number on
shun
curl your lip at
spit on
be scornful about
spit in the face of
turn down
heap scorn on
turn back on
spit in the eye of
more ❯
Verb
▲
To become progressively worse in quality or health
deteriorate
decline
degenerate
decay
worsen
sink
fade
wane
weaken
regress
retrograde
ebb
fail
atrophy
crumble
fall
slump
rot
slip
slide
drop
devolve
languish
retrogress
flag
collapse
descend
lapse
lower
depreciate
disimprove
stagnate
debilitate
corrode
impair
skid
break
adulterate
alloy
go downhill
go to pot
get worse
go to the dogs
hit the skids
go down the toilet
go backwards
become worse
go down the tubes
be in decline
go to rack and ruin
go to the pack
wear away
go to pieces
lose quality
be the worse for wear
lose it
be worse for wear
diminish
break down
fall off
go bad
spoil
disintegrate
droop
fall apart
grow worse
wither
wilt
nosedive
perish
putrefy
waste away
fall to pieces
escalate
recede
contract
move backward
pall
slacken
backslide
fade away
decompose
suffer
sicken
depress
be neglected
damage
dwindle
waste
vitiate
drop off
debase
sag
lag
go
emaciate
dilapidate
be impaired
become debilitated
go from bad to worse
be damaged
be handicapped
appear in a poor light
be at disadvantage
be shown to disadvantage
take a nosedive
go off
take a turn for the worse
make something worse
corrupt
break up
go into decline
be on your last legs
fall apart at the seams
relapse
go to seed
moulder
UK
become dilapidated
molder
US
revert
go pear-shaped
retrocede
rust
wither away
decrease
fall into decay
go into a decline
go stale
go down
flounder
return
oxidize
US
retreat
tarnish
pine
subside
wizen
lessen
fester
run to seed
erode
grow weak
run down
falter
go wrong
go back
fall into disrepair
age
go to ruin
shrivel up
fall away
oxidise
UK
die on vine
crumble away
come apart at seams
become rusty
die
die out
shrink
drift
tumble
peak
plummet
bomb
self-destruct
shrivel
undermine
spiral
reduce
become emaciated
pejorate
lose strength
pine away
tire
go down the tube
mold
US
thin
disappear
taper off
tail off
peter out
weather
give way
give in
wear out
fade out
foul
decompensate
tire out
give up
reach depths
go mouldy
mould
UK
vegetate
hit rock bottom
come apart at the seams
recidivate
take a step back
fall off the wagon
go into a tailspin
reach a new low
fall steeply
free-fall
stultify
slip back
fall back
drift back
sink back
move back
turn back
lose headway
turn the clock back
roll back
lose ground
throw back
go rancid
faint
tucker
long
hunger
hanker
yearn
teeter
ail
brood
despond
fizzle out
knock out
conk out
go soft
more ❯
Verb
▲
To reduce the intensity or severity of
soothe
lessen
diminish
reduce
moderate
allay
mitigate
soften
abate
calm
alleviate
temper
dull
weaken
decrease
deaden
subdue
lighten
blunt
dampen
damp
attenuate
check
quell
curb
cool
muffle
mellow
stifle
smother
modulate
mute
tame
curtail
cut
minimize
US
temperate
squelch
minimise
UK
balm
dulcify
tone down
take the edge off
de-escalate
take the sting out
smooth down
cool off
lower
dwindle
impair
wind down
taper
deplete
ease
downsize
slash
drop
downscale
dilute
depress
wane
decrement
restrain
erode
cut back
dent
cut down
dial down
ebb
roll back
make less
ease off
make smaller
tail off
peter out
limit
scale down
prune
depreciate
axe
UK
pare
shrink
contract
subside
truncate
couch
decline
taper off
clip
bring down
relax
slacken
dry up
trim
tighten
amortise
UK
run down
ax
US
make cutbacks in
take down
trim down
restrict
trim back
downgrade
mark down
minify
devaluate
qualify
drop off
whittle down
sink
whittle
amortize
US
step down
slow down
cast down
extenuate
abridge
palliate
discount
narrow
take the bite out
abase
cushion
assuage
put a damper on
wear away
wear down
knock down
pare down
mollify
pacify
relieve
lull
still
tranquilize
US
settle
compose
tranquillise
UK
quiet
quieten
appease
salve
placate
calm down
becalm
lullaby
suppress
control
repress
soft-pedal
contain
damp down
help
settle down
comfort
hush
silence
propitiate
sweeten
sedate
lenify
gentle
quieten down
slake
dispel
smooth
chill out
keep in check
reassure
modify
satisfy
remit
quiet down
deflate
steady
fade
get rid of
conciliate
ratchet down
make less intense
put the lid on
put damper on
phase down
banish
content
collect
stop
quench
assure
disarm
overcome
extinguish
quash
benumb
untrouble
unburden
turn down
re-collect
ameliorate
pour oil on
stabilize
US
win over
recede
bridle
inhibit
make calm
cool out
fall
relent
stabilise
UK
defuse
squash
constrain
smooth over
put an end to
pall
slack
slow
buffer
decelerate
die away
fall away
play down
drop away
let up
die down
die out
harsh
hold back
drain away
commute
unruffle
excuse
address
improve
subjugate
resolve
reduce the force of
paralyze
US
paralyse
UK
rise above
settle one's nerves
humour
UK
humor
US
choke off
cut off
reconcile
mask
numb
shut down
anaesthetize
UK
cauterize
US
thin
make peace with
anesthetize
US
kill
cauterise
UK
sate
satiate
put a lid on
get control of
neutralize
US
regulate
neutralise
UK
rachet down
grow less
gruntle
obtund
get a grip on
gratify
muzzle
smooth out
clear the air
hold in
take the heat off
mince
break
keep it down
decrease the volume
pipe down
brighten
buttress
keep under control
meet halfway
cure
counteract
refresh
crumble
loose
relaxed
disintegrate
stem
vary
punctuate
solace
succor
US
succour
UK
console
absorb
staunch
hold in check
make less active
soak up
get under control
rein in
liss
interrupt
ration
assist
prevent
aid
break up
bring respite to
bring an end to
cool down
sober
soberize
dissipate
shave
dismiss
eliminate
destroy
take load off
let up on
round down
take a load off
make something bearable
bedim
put to rest
drive away
drive off
chase away
bring aid
bring aid to
dip
darken
pale
dim
make dim
make faint
make less bright
unlax
become weaker
cool it
fade away
more ❯
Verb
▲
To forcibly relieve a monarch of the monarchy
dethrone
oust
depose
unseat
displace
overthrow
topple
dismiss
remove
uncrown
eject
defenestrate
supplant
unthrone
discharge
deprive
overturn
unmake
dislodge
defrock
usurp
defeat
discrown
overwhelm
triumph
bring down
remove from office
drum out
cashier
demote
expel
sack
downgrade
axe
UK
fire
throw out
boot out
drive out
force out
bounce
impeach
unfrock
ax
US
chuck
unhorse
upset
chuck out
can
subvert
break
get rid of
strip of rank
turf out
give heave-ho
kick out
send packing
freeze out
give someone the push
give someone the boot
show the door
throw out on your ear
run out of town
ride out on rail
give someone their marching orders
more ❯
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▲
To apply business methodology to something in order to profit
commercialize
US
advertise
advertize
cheapen
depreciate
lessen
lower
market
sell
develop as business
make marketable
make pay
make profitable
make saleable
Verb
▲
To stop operating
fail
break
crash
malfunction
stop
collapse
die
stall
bomb
cease
terminate
bust
vitiate
idle
spoil
compromise
damage
pause
endamage
halt
weaken
attenuate
discontinue
interrupt
yield
act up
be damaged
be defective
be faulty
break down
stop working
give out
give up
give way
go wrong
play up
shut off
be unusable
bite the dust
cease to function
cease to work
cut short
fall over
go down
develop a fault
go haywire
go kaput
go phut
pack up
seize up
conk out
cut off
cut out
give in
go to pieces
be on the blink
give up the ghost
go on the blink
jam
grind to a halt
give
fold
founder
flop
go
seize
have had it
flatline
buckle
crumple
fizzle
fold up
stop functioning
cave in
shutdown
expire
quit
come to a halt
go out of control
misbehave
flag
stop dead
snap
not work properly
give trouble
stop short
tumble
go under
go bump
pack in
implode
collapse inward
fall in
fall down
go out
be ruined
go belly up
go bust
come a cropper
go to the wall
abort
tank
flounder
fall
crater
flunk
fizzle out
fall flat
run down
come unstuck
fade out
lose power
go belly-up
fade away
peter out
run aground
flame out
more ❯
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