Definition of degraded in English:

degraded

adjective dɪˈɡreɪdɪddiˈɡrādid

1Treated or regarded with contempt or disrespect.
she had felt cheap and degraded
Example sentencesExamples
- They feel humiliated and degraded, says an irked senior commander.
- In his case, several of the actor's accusers claim to have been humiliated and degraded by him at work.
- He added that the Austrian people had to feel "degraded" by such treatment.
- Us librarians must rise together to prevent our place in society from being demeaned, diminished and degraded!
- They make lots of city people look very degraded indeed.
- I felt insulted, degraded, and objected vigorously.
- This is a degraded view of the public.
- Bro also gets degraded by other schoolchildren, something pop captures on film as it helps boost his ratings.
- To feel humiliated and degraded is not what you signed up for.
- We take great delight in mocking her vanity, in snickering at her cluelessness, in seeing her degraded by public sex scandal.
- This is a lengthy and very harrowing account of an abused and degraded girl, whose story is at once pathetic and tragic.
- Religion has oppressed women, and degraded women for ages and ages, since the beginning of times.
- The purse-lipped PhD People in charge think tv, movies and pop music are degraded and evil.
- As human society becomes degraded by the influence of the age of Kali, people become unfit for the vedic system.
- Whenever we are perpetrators or victims of oppression, we feel diminished, degraded, dehumanized.
- Surrealism was seen as one of the most vilified and degraded forms of cultural and artistic expression.
- The businessmen are richer, and the workers are poorer, in every sense of the word: economically, spiritually, morally; we are degraded in every way.
- He also talks about the fact that the Agency's capabilities, in human intelligence and otherwise, were degraded over the years.
- Victims of sexual harassment often feel degraded.
- A 17-year-old said he felt "degraded".
Synonyms
humiliated, demeaned, debased, cheapened, cheap, ashamed, abased
1. 1.1 Reduced in quality; inferior.
  it will grow successfully even on degraded land
  Example sentencesExamples
  Only in the extreme case of overheating will the wire be degraded or even destroyed by melting.
  The pool will continue to function, possibly in a degraded state.
  Wars should result in improved security for an affected nation's citizens, but often result in degraded or deteriorated social conditions.
  They have succeeded in creating autonomous food communities in one of the most degraded regions of India.
  Most such sanctuaries have either been encroached on or have been completely degraded.
  However, if not properly managed, the supply would be depleted, or at least the quality degraded.
  Khan says at least 40 percent of Kashmir's forests have been degraded during the conflict.
  By the mid- 1980 s, the land around Muynak was already degraded.
  Given the present degraded state of the film industry, its subject matter, this is nearly a provocation.
  They don't give us a discount to compensate for the degraded shopping experience.
  In the Philippines, for instance, nearly a quarter of cropland is degraded.
  Radar made air defence practical, but was soon degraded by countermeasures.
  Competitive eating, like world federation wrestling, is a sport for our degraded times.
  About one-fifth of the degraded local road pavements are rehabilitated by chemical stabilisation in Australia.
  In his view it truly is a degraded medium.
  One year, students worked on a degraded fen in Ann Arbor.
  Otherwise, our higher education system will become steadily more degraded.
  Like other electronic components, solar cells are degraded by radiation during a long space mission.
  It is necessary to design the antenna properly or system performance will be degraded.
  We would be forwarding to listeners an already degraded signal.
  Synonyms
  degenerate, corrupt, corrupted, depraved, perverted, decadent, dissolute, dissipated, debauched, immoral, base, sordid

Definition of degraded in US English:

degraded

adjectivediˈɡrādid

1Treated or regarded with contempt or disrespect.
she had felt cheap and degraded
Example sentencesExamples
- They make lots of city people look very degraded indeed.
- The businessmen are richer, and the workers are poorer, in every sense of the word: economically, spiritually, morally; we are degraded in every way.
- This is a lengthy and very harrowing account of an abused and degraded girl, whose story is at once pathetic and tragic.
- The purse-lipped PhD People in charge think tv, movies and pop music are degraded and evil.
- We take great delight in mocking her vanity, in snickering at her cluelessness, in seeing her degraded by public sex scandal.
- To feel humiliated and degraded is not what you signed up for.
- This is a degraded view of the public.
- Victims of sexual harassment often feel degraded.
- Us librarians must rise together to prevent our place in society from being demeaned, diminished and degraded!
- Bro also gets degraded by other schoolchildren, something pop captures on film as it helps boost his ratings.
- Surrealism was seen as one of the most vilified and degraded forms of cultural and artistic expression.
- As human society becomes degraded by the influence of the age of Kali, people become unfit for the vedic system.
- They feel humiliated and degraded, says an irked senior commander.
- Whenever we are perpetrators or victims of oppression, we feel diminished, degraded, dehumanized.
- I felt insulted, degraded, and objected vigorously.
- Religion has oppressed women, and degraded women for ages and ages, since the beginning of times.
- In his case, several of the actor's accusers claim to have been humiliated and degraded by him at work.
- He added that the Austrian people had to feel "degraded" by such treatment.
- He also talks about the fact that the Agency's capabilities, in human intelligence and otherwise, were degraded over the years.
- A 17-year-old said he felt "degraded".
Synonyms
humiliated, demeaned, debased, cheapened, cheap, ashamed, abased
1. 1.1 Reduced in quality; inferior.
  it will grow successfully even on degraded land
  Example sentencesExamples
  Only in the extreme case of overheating will the wire be degraded or even destroyed by melting.
  However, if not properly managed, the supply would be depleted, or at least the quality degraded.
  About one-fifth of the degraded local road pavements are rehabilitated by chemical stabilisation in Australia.
  In the Philippines, for instance, nearly a quarter of cropland is degraded.
  The pool will continue to function, possibly in a degraded state.
  By the mid- 1980 s, the land around Muynak was already degraded.
  Otherwise, our higher education system will become steadily more degraded.
  It is necessary to design the antenna properly or system performance will be degraded.
  Competitive eating, like world federation wrestling, is a sport for our degraded times.
  In his view it truly is a degraded medium.
  They don't give us a discount to compensate for the degraded shopping experience.
  Given the present degraded state of the film industry, its subject matter, this is nearly a provocation.
  Most such sanctuaries have either been encroached on or have been completely degraded.
  Wars should result in improved security for an affected nation's citizens, but often result in degraded or deteriorated social conditions.
  One year, students worked on a degraded fen in Ann Arbor.
  Radar made air defence practical, but was soon degraded by countermeasures.
  Khan says at least 40 percent of Kashmir's forests have been degraded during the conflict.
  Like other electronic components, solar cells are degraded by radiation during a long space mission.
  We would be forwarding to listeners an already degraded signal.
  They have succeeded in creating autonomous food communities in one of the most degraded regions of India.
  Synonyms
  degenerate, corrupt, corrupted, depraved, perverted, decadent, dissolute, dissipated, debauched, immoral, base, sordid

单词	degraded
释义	Definition of degraded in English: degraded adjective dɪˈɡreɪdɪddiˈɡrādid 1Treated or regarded with contempt or disrespect. she had felt cheap and degraded Example sentencesExamples They feel humiliated and degraded, says an irked senior commander. In his case, several of the actor's accusers claim to have been humiliated and degraded by him at work. He added that the Austrian people had to feel "degraded" by such treatment. Us librarians must rise together to prevent our place in society from being demeaned, diminished and degraded! They make lots of city people look very degraded indeed. I felt insulted, degraded, and objected vigorously. This is a degraded view of the public. Bro also gets degraded by other schoolchildren, something pop captures on film as it helps boost his ratings. To feel humiliated and degraded is not what you signed up for. We take great delight in mocking her vanity, in snickering at her cluelessness, in seeing her degraded by public sex scandal. This is a lengthy and very harrowing account of an abused and degraded girl, whose story is at once pathetic and tragic. Religion has oppressed women, and degraded women for ages and ages, since the beginning of times. The purse-lipped PhD People in charge think tv, movies and pop music are degraded and evil. As human society becomes degraded by the influence of the age of Kali, people become unfit for the vedic system. Whenever we are perpetrators or victims of oppression, we feel diminished, degraded, dehumanized. Surrealism was seen as one of the most vilified and degraded forms of cultural and artistic expression. The businessmen are richer, and the workers are poorer, in every sense of the word: economically, spiritually, morally; we are degraded in every way. He also talks about the fact that the Agency's capabilities, in human intelligence and otherwise, were degraded over the years. Victims of sexual harassment often feel degraded. A 17-year-old said he felt "degraded". Synonyms humiliated, demeaned, debased, cheapened, cheap, ashamed, abased 1.1 Reduced in quality; inferior. it will grow successfully even on degraded land Example sentencesExamples Only in the extreme case of overheating will the wire be degraded or even destroyed by melting. The pool will continue to function, possibly in a degraded state. Wars should result in improved security for an affected nation's citizens, but often result in degraded or deteriorated social conditions. They have succeeded in creating autonomous food communities in one of the most degraded regions of India. Most such sanctuaries have either been encroached on or have been completely degraded. However, if not properly managed, the supply would be depleted, or at least the quality degraded. Khan says at least 40 percent of Kashmir's forests have been degraded during the conflict. By the mid- 1980 s, the land around Muynak was already degraded. Given the present degraded state of the film industry, its subject matter, this is nearly a provocation. They don't give us a discount to compensate for the degraded shopping experience. In the Philippines, for instance, nearly a quarter of cropland is degraded. Radar made air defence practical, but was soon degraded by countermeasures. Competitive eating, like world federation wrestling, is a sport for our degraded times. About one-fifth of the degraded local road pavements are rehabilitated by chemical stabilisation in Australia. In his view it truly is a degraded medium. One year, students worked on a degraded fen in Ann Arbor. Otherwise, our higher education system will become steadily more degraded. Like other electronic components, solar cells are degraded by radiation during a long space mission. It is necessary to design the antenna properly or system performance will be degraded. We would be forwarding to listeners an already degraded signal. Synonyms degenerate, corrupt, corrupted, depraved, perverted, decadent, dissolute, dissipated, debauched, immoral, base, sordid Definition of degraded in US English: degraded adjectivediˈɡrādid 1Treated or regarded with contempt or disrespect. she had felt cheap and degraded Example sentencesExamples They make lots of city people look very degraded indeed. The businessmen are richer, and the workers are poorer, in every sense of the word: economically, spiritually, morally; we are degraded in every way. This is a lengthy and very harrowing account of an abused and degraded girl, whose story is at once pathetic and tragic. The purse-lipped PhD People in charge think tv, movies and pop music are degraded and evil. We take great delight in mocking her vanity, in snickering at her cluelessness, in seeing her degraded by public sex scandal. To feel humiliated and degraded is not what you signed up for. This is a degraded view of the public. Victims of sexual harassment often feel degraded. Us librarians must rise together to prevent our place in society from being demeaned, diminished and degraded! Bro also gets degraded by other schoolchildren, something pop captures on film as it helps boost his ratings. Surrealism was seen as one of the most vilified and degraded forms of cultural and artistic expression. As human society becomes degraded by the influence of the age of Kali, people become unfit for the vedic system. They feel humiliated and degraded, says an irked senior commander. Whenever we are perpetrators or victims of oppression, we feel diminished, degraded, dehumanized. I felt insulted, degraded, and objected vigorously. Religion has oppressed women, and degraded women for ages and ages, since the beginning of times. In his case, several of the actor's accusers claim to have been humiliated and degraded by him at work. He added that the Austrian people had to feel "degraded" by such treatment. He also talks about the fact that the Agency's capabilities, in human intelligence and otherwise, were degraded over the years. A 17-year-old said he felt "degraded". Synonyms humiliated, demeaned, debased, cheapened, cheap, ashamed, abased 1.1 Reduced in quality; inferior. it will grow successfully even on degraded land Example sentencesExamples Only in the extreme case of overheating will the wire be degraded or even destroyed by melting. However, if not properly managed, the supply would be depleted, or at least the quality degraded. About one-fifth of the degraded local road pavements are rehabilitated by chemical stabilisation in Australia. In the Philippines, for instance, nearly a quarter of cropland is degraded. The pool will continue to function, possibly in a degraded state. By the mid- 1980 s, the land around Muynak was already degraded. Otherwise, our higher education system will become steadily more degraded. It is necessary to design the antenna properly or system performance will be degraded. Competitive eating, like world federation wrestling, is a sport for our degraded times. In his view it truly is a degraded medium. They don't give us a discount to compensate for the degraded shopping experience. Given the present degraded state of the film industry, its subject matter, this is nearly a provocation. Most such sanctuaries have either been encroached on or have been completely degraded. Wars should result in improved security for an affected nation's citizens, but often result in degraded or deteriorated social conditions. One year, students worked on a degraded fen in Ann Arbor. Radar made air defence practical, but was soon degraded by countermeasures. Khan says at least 40 percent of Kashmir's forests have been degraded during the conflict. Like other electronic components, solar cells are degraded by radiation during a long space mission. We would be forwarding to listeners an already degraded signal. They have succeeded in creating autonomous food communities in one of the most degraded regions of India. Synonyms degenerate, corrupt, corrupted, depraved, perverted, decadent, dissolute, dissipated, debauched, immoral, base, sordid
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