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Debased (Adjective)

Lowered in value; "the dollar is low"; "a debased currency".

All adjective clusters.

The once respected profession had become debased by years of scandals and corruption.
The artist's use of crude language and imagery was seen as debased by some critics.
The government's decision to print more money led to a debased currency and soaring inflation.
The movie's excessive violence and gore were considered debased by many viewers.
The city's debased reputation made it difficult to attract new businesses and investors.

Ruined in character or quality.

All adjective clusters.

The city's debased moral landscape was reflected in the widespread crime and corruption.
His once-respected profession had become debased by years of greed and corruption.
The novel portrayed a society whose values had become debased and morally bankrupt.
After years of drinking and addiction, he had become a shadow of his former self, his health and character debased beyond recognition.
The culture had been debased to the point where basic human dignity was no longer valued.