debase russian

• заи́грывать

  flirt, make advances, spoil wear out, by playing, vulgarize, debase, run down

• опошля́ть

  vulgarize, debase, make trite, deface by overuse

• уни́зиться

  to humble oneself, to debase oneself, to abase oneself

• прини́зиться

  to humble oneself, to debase oneself, to lower oneself

• опо́шлить

  vulgarize, debase, make trite, deface by overuse

• уничижи́ться

  to humble oneself, to abase oneself, to debase oneself

• опошле́ние

  vulgarization, debasement

• вульгариза́торство

  vulgarization, oversimplification, debasement

• вульгаризи́рованный

  vulgarized, simplified (to a crude degree), debased

• вы́родившийся

  degenerate, depraved, debased, degraded

• испо́шленный

  vulgarized, trivialized, debased, cheapened

• испо́шливший

  that has vulgarized, that has trivialized, that has debased

• обесце́нивание

  devaluation, depreciation, debasement

• опо́шленный

  vulgarized, trivialized, debased, made commonplace

• опошля́вший

  that vulgarized, that trivialized, that debased, having vulgarized, having trivialized, having debased

• опошляемый

  being vulgarized, being trivialized, being debased

• профанируемый

  being profaned, being desecrated, being debased, being vulgarized

• уни́зившийся

  humiliated, humbled, debased

• уничижи́вшийся

  humbled, debased, degraded, self-abased

Examples

• Опошление классики в кино огорчает многих зрителей.

  The debasement of classical works in film upsets many viewers.

• Плохие сериалы опошляют тему настоящей любви.

  Bad TV series debase the subject of true love.

• Они профанируют искусство ради денег.

  They debase art for the sake of money.

• Это была выродившаяся форма древнего искусства.

  It was a debased form of an ancient art.

• Автор, профанировавший религиозные обряды, вызвал скандал в обществе.

  The author who debased religious rites caused a scandal in society.