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Carnalize (Verb)

Debase through carnal gratification.

Verbs of size, temperature change, intensifying, etc..

The rock star's lavish lifestyle began to carnalize his music, turning it into shallow anthems about hedonism and excess.
A lifetime of carnalize behavior left him empty and unfulfilled despite his wealth and fame.
The critics argued that the film's graphic content was designed to carnalize the audience rather than provoke meaningful thought.
As the corrupt politician's power grew, so did his willingness to carnalize the nation's values in pursuit of personal gain.
Their lavish parties and reckless antics began to carnalize the group's artistic vision, turning it into a shallow spectacle.

Ascribe to an origin in sensation.

Verbs of thinking, judging, analyzing, doubting.

The philosopher's approach was to carnalize basic assumptions, relocating the emergence of the concepts to our immediate sensual experiences.
Her doctrine aimed to carnalize the human soul by showing that emotions originate from bodily experiences and interactions.
Psychologists tried to carnalize the human mind's ability to remember by re-tracing it to the most fundamental sensory interactions.
She sought to carnalize moral principles, grounding them in the physical sensations that produce emotional responses in individuals.
Philosophers were called upon to carnalize their own conception of mental life by understanding the embodied context in which sensations create cognition.

Represent materialistically, as in a painting or a sculpture.

Verbs of sewing, baking, painting, performing.

The artist's latest sculpture sought to carnalize the divine by depicting it in a sensual, human form.
Her paintings of nature scenes managed to carnalize even the most mundane objects, imbuing them with an almost eerie presence.
The statue of the mythical creature aimed to carnalize its grandeur, standing tall amidst the city's steel skyscrapers.
By choosing to carnalize the abstract emotions in his work, the sculptor hoped to make them more relatable to his audience.
In an effort to carnalize the spiritual world, the painter incorporated elements of the earthly realm into her otherworldly landscapes.