bastardizing Antonyms
Strongest:
- perfecting
- honoring
- elevating
- enriching
- uplifting
- uplifting
- enhancing
- honoring
- amending
- exalting
- enhancing
- elevating
- amending
- exalting
- perfecting
- enriching
- improving
- improving
Strong:
- cleaning
- cleansing
- restoring
- cleansing
- purifying
- bettering
- dignifying
- refining
- respecting
- clarifying
- bettering
- clarifying
- ameliorating
- cleaning
- restoring
- purifying
- ennobling
- refining
- ameliorating
- dignifying
- respecting
- ennobling
Weak:
Strongest:
- deteriorating
- poisoning
- humiliating
- disgracing
- corrupting
- debasing
- ruining
- weakening
- damaging
- prostituting
- subverting
- perverting
- destroying
- degrading
- diluting
- debauching
- cheapening
Strong:
- shaming
- marring
- defiling
- warping
- demoralizing
- hurting
- cankering
- harming
- depraving
- abasing
- profaning
- lessening
- thinning
- vitiating
- tainting
- contaminating
- impairing
- polluting
- demeaning
- wrecking
- dishonoring
- dirtying
Weak:
Meaning of bastardizing
bastardizing (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Bastardize
bastardizing Sentence Examples
- The artist's work was unjustly bastardized by critics who failed to appreciate its unconventional style.
- The once-sacred tradition has been bastardized over time, losing its original meaning and significance.
- The company's new marketing campaign bastardizes the classic fairy tale, reducing it to a cheap sales gimmick.
- Politicians often bastardize language by twisting the meaning of words to suit their own agendas.
- The original script was so thoroughly bastardized during production that it bears little resemblance to the author's vision.
- The chef's so-called experimental cuisine was nothing more than a bastardization of traditional dishes.
- The translation of the book was so poorly done that it bastardized the original's nuanced and complex prose.
- The bastardization of religious texts has led to countless misunderstandings and conflicts throughout history.
- Some scholars argue that modern interpretations of Shakespeare's plays bastardize his work by imposing contemporary values on them.
- The sculptor's decision to mix different mediums resulted in a bastardization of the traditional art form.
FAQs About the word bastardizing
of Bastardize
deteriorating, poisoning, humiliating, disgracing, corrupting, debasing, ruining, weakening, damaging, prostituting
perfecting, honoring, elevating, enriching, uplifting, uplifting, enhancing, honoring, amending, exalting
The artist's work was unjustly bastardized by critics who failed to appreciate its unconventional style.
The once-sacred tradition has been bastardized over time, losing its original meaning and significance.
The company's new marketing campaign bastardizes the classic fairy tale, reducing it to a cheap sales gimmick.
Politicians often bastardize language by twisting the meaning of words to suit their own agendas.
