vulgarizing (Meaning)

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vulgarizing (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Vulgarize

The comedian's routine was criticized for vulgarizing the art of stand-up.
The tabloid magazine's sensationalist headlines vulgarized the tragic events it reported on.
The social media post used vulgarizing language that was offensive to many users.
The film's explicit scenes vulgarized the story, detracting from its emotional impact.
The politician's speech was met with disapproval for vulgarizing the political discourse.
The celebrity's behavior vulgarized the image of their profession.
The artist's work was accused of vulgarizing the human form by depicting it in a grotesque manner.
The advertisement's use of offensive imagery vulgarized the value of the product being promoted.
The band's lyrics were considered vulgarizing and unsuitable for public consumption.
The writer's vulgarizing portrayal of female characters drew criticism for perpetuating harmful stereotypes.

of Vulgarize

overexposing, boring, stereotyping, overusing, exhausting,popularizing,hackneying, overdoing, coarsening, depleting

No antonyms found.

The comedian's routine was criticized for vulgarizing the art of stand-up.

The tabloid magazine's sensationalist headlines vulgarized the tragic events it reported on.

The social media post used vulgarizing language that was offensive to many users.

The film's explicit scenes vulgarized the story, detracting from its emotional impact.