deprave
21deprave — pervade …
22deprave — [dɪ preɪv] verb make (someone) immoral or wicked; corrupt. Derivatives depravation noun depravity dɪ pravɪti noun (plural depravities). Origin ME (in the sense pervert in meaning or intention ): from OFr. depraver or L. depravare, from de down,… …
23deprave — v. a. Vitiate, corrupt, contaminate, pollute, demoralize, make bad …
24deprave — verb (T) formal to be an evil influence on someone, especially someone who is young or not very experienced depravity, noun (U): scenes of depravity depravation noun (U) …
25deprave — verb young minds depraved by pornography Syn: corrupt, lead astray, warp, subvert, pervert, debauch, debase, degrade, defile, sully, pollute …
26deprave — v corrupt, make bad, debauch, seduce, pervert, subvert, demoralize, lead astray, lead away; make worse, corrode, undermine, eat away at; vitiate, debase, abase, lower, degrade, degenerate, deteriorate; adulterate, pollute, contaminate, infect,… …
27deprave — de·prave …
28deprave — de•prave [[t]dɪˈpreɪv[/t]] v. t. praved, prav•ing 1) to make morally bad or evil; vitiate; corrupt 2) Obs. to defame • Etymology: 1325–75; ME (< AF) < L dēprāvāre to pervert, corrupt =dē de + pravāre, der. of prāvus crooked dep•ra•va•tion… …
29deprave — To defame; to corrupt morally; vilify; exhibit contempt for. Corrupt, perverted or immoral state of mind …
30deprave — To defame; to corrupt morally; vilify; exhibit contempt for. Corrupt, perverted or immoral state of mind …
