deturpate (Meaning)
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deturpate (v. t.)
To defile; to disfigure.
Synonyms & Antonyms of deturpate
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
deturpate Sentence Examples
- It is unethical to deturpate the truth in order to manipulate others.
- His actions were aimed to deturpate the pristine beauty of the landscape.
- Artists should avoid attempts to deturpate their original intentions in their works.
- We must not allow negativity to deturpate our perception of the world.
- The company's attempt to deturpate its competitor's reputation backfired spectacularly.
- It's saddening to see individuals deturpate the innocence of childhood with their actions.
- Gossip magazines often deturpate the lives of celebrities for sensational headlines.
- Let's not deturpate the memories of our past by altering them to fit our present narratives.
- The graffiti artist was arrested for attempting to deturpate public property.
- Political campaigns frequently deturpate opponents' images to gain an advantage.
FAQs About the word deturpate
To defile; to disfigure.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
It is unethical to deturpate the truth in order to manipulate others.
His actions were aimed to deturpate the pristine beauty of the landscape.
Artists should avoid attempts to deturpate their original intentions in their works.
We must not allow negativity to deturpate our perception of the world.
