Associations to the word «Degrading»
Noun
- Nations
- Sentencing
- Persons
- Severity
- Prostitute
- Breach
- Specificity
- Dryden
- Exploitation
- Violence
- Wickedness
- Fungus
- Matrix
- Abuse
- Richelieu
- Elimination
- Englishmen
- Ozone
- Rape
- Custody
- Tor
- Reproach
- Protocol
- Offensive
- Shame
- Amnesty
- Organism
- Lust
- Dispersion
- Moral
- Protein
- Prisoner
- Humanity
- Chivalry
- Obligation
- Necessity
- Nucleotide
- Superiority
- Substrate
- Confession
- Captor
- Liberty
- Jealousy
- Nobles
- Pollution
- Passion
- Tyre
- Pathway
- Negroes
- Signaling
- Labor
- Refinement
- Intuition
- Geneva
- Article
- Reverence
- Penalty
- Submission
- Folly
- Inmate
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
DEGRADING, verb. Present participle of degrade
DEGRADING, adjective. That degrades
Dictionary definition
DEGRADING, adjective. Harmful to the mind or morals; "corrupt judges and their corrupting influence"; "the vicious and degrading cult of violence".
DEGRADING, adjective. Used of conduct; characterized by dishonor.
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