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vulgarize Meaning
vulgarize (v)
cater to popular taste to make popular and present to the general public; bring into general or common use
debase and make vulgar
act in a vulgar manner
vulgarize (v. t. & i.)
To make vulgar, or common.
vulgarize Sentence Examples
- The comedian's jokes were so crude that they vulgarized the entire performance.
- The social media post contained vulgar language and images that vulgarized the platform.
- The politician's speech vulgarized the office by resorting to personal attacks and insults.
- The news headline used sensationalistic words and images that vulgarized the tragic event.
- The artist's masterpiece was vulgarized by its commercialization into a mass-produced souvenir.
- The once-respected publication had become vulgarized by printing gossip and salacious articles.
- The television show depicted violence and sex in such a gratuitous manner that it vulgarized the medium.
- The children's playground was vulgarized by graffiti and vandalism that destroyed its innocence.
- The sanctity of the cathedral was vulgarized by tourists who behaved irreverently.
- The public discourse was vulgarized by the spread of misinformation and hate speech that polarized society.
FAQs About the word vulgarize
cater to popular taste to make popular and present to the general public; bring into general or common use, debase and make vulgar, act in a vulgar mannerTo mak
bore, overexpose,popularize, overuse, stereotype, coarsen, hackney, overdo,exhaust, jade
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The comedian's jokes were so crude that they vulgarized the entire performance.
The social media post contained vulgar language and images that vulgarized the platform.
The politician's speech vulgarized the office by resorting to personal attacks and insults.
The news headline used sensationalistic words and images that vulgarized the tragic event.
