Debasement
11debasement — noun see debase …
12debasement — See debase. * * * …
13debasement — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) n. abasement, debauchery, corruption, degradation, disrepute; adulteration, impairment, impurity. See weakness, deterioration. II (Roget s IV) n. Syn. perversion, depravation, corruption; see evil 1 ,… …
14debasement — n. humiliation, degradation …
15debasement — n. 1. Deterioration, vitiation, adulteration, perversion. 2. Abasement, degradation, humiliation, depravation, corruption, pollution, contamination, defilement …
16debasement — n 1. devaluation, depreciation, deterioration, descent, fall, reduction, lapse, impairment; adulteration, pollution, contamination. 2. degradation, degeneration, abasement, depravation, debauchery, baseness, decadence, corruption, perversion,… …
17debasement — de·base·ment …
18debasement — See: debase …
19debasement — Reducing the weight of gold and silver in coins of standard value or of increasing the amount of alloy in such coins. Such has the effect of reducing the intrinsic value …
20debasement — Reducing the weight of gold and silver in coins of standard value or of increasing the amount of alloy in such coins. Such has the effect of reducing the intrinsic value …
