depraving's Usage Examples:

Florida Times-Union, reprinted in the New York Times, concluded: "The depraving influences or war, its license, violence, and perils no doubt warped somewhat.

patriotism', 'seeking to inspire discouragement', 'spreading false news' and 'depraving morals, corrupting the public conscience and impairing the purity and.

He was charged with depraving the public worship of God contained in the liturgy of the Church of England.

to people, forces someone to commit a misdeed (this includes material "depraving and corrupting susceptible people" and "material that perpetuates negative.

    But since in years most recent and depraving     Woman is wont no longer to be saving     And, like each tardy payer.

whereupon Orde indicted him (August 1660) at the Newcastle assizes for depraving the common prayer.

to conformity with the aims of a Christian conscience and saved from depraving and demoralizing effects", the pontiff wrote.

Falder blackmailed and coerced his victims online into depraving and degrading themselves and then using the images to heighten his profile.

book; or shall preach, declare, or speak anything in the derogation or depraving of the said book, or anything therein contained, or of any part thereof;.

or direction by any other, which may any way tend to the impeaching or depraving of the doctrine of the Church of England, or the Book of Common Prayer.

behaviour of modern jurors, who are less likely to consider material as depraving and corrupting, and are reluctant to convict defendants for the private.

for one section of the society, cannot be labelled as obscene, vulgar, depraving, prurient and immoral.

The essence of obscenity of a novel is the effect of depraving, debasing and corrupting the morals of the readers of the novel.

Synonyms:

sensualize; modify; demoralize; carnalize; bastardize; lead off; change; poison; debase; carnalise; debauch; lead astray; corrupt; misdirect; profane; subvert; pervert; alter; bastardise; infect; vitiate; demoralise; sensualise; suborn;

Antonyms:

stiffen; disinfect; validate; elate; encourage;