depraved — morally corrupt; perverted
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: morally corrupt; perverted
Pronunciation (IPA): /dɪˈpreɪvd/
Korean meaning: 도덕적으로 타락한, 부패한
Korean pronunciation: 디**프레**이브드
Example Sentences
- My grandmother thinks modern TV shows are depraved, but she secretly binge-watches reality dating shows.
- The judge described the defendant's crimes as the work of a depraved individual.
- He claimed that eating pizza with pineapple was a depraved act against Italian culture.
depraved
ADJECTIVE//dɪˈpreɪvd//
morally corrupt; perverted
A depraved figure torments a helpless elderly person in the alley
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A soul depraved, in stone engraved, who never once behaved!
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Origin
From Latin 'depravare' meaning 'to make crooked or corrupt completely.' Like straying completely off a straight path onto a twisted, dangerous route, it describes someone who has wandered far from moral righteousness.
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“My grandmother thinks modern TV shows are depraved, but she secretly binge-watches reality dating shows.”
“The judge described the defendant's crimes as the work of a depraved individual.”
“He claimed that eating pizza with pineapple was a depraved act against Italian culture.”
“The novel explores how power can corrupt even the most virtuous person into becoming depraved.”
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