Depraved is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DEPRAVED in dictionary:

VERB:
• DEPRAVE, to corrupt in morals
• make (someone) immoral or wicked
ADJECTIVE:
• morally bad
• deviating from what is considered moral or right or proper or good

Words related to DEPRAVED

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How to use DEPRAVED in a sentence

• Even the farmers themselves were an ignorant and brutal class, very depraved, and with intense prejudices.
• That the population of this place should be so vigorous and well- formed is the more surprising, if we reflect on their depraved and immoral kind of life.
• Such men, such women, are not necessarily depraved or immoral persons, their temperament may be a source of genuine distress to them.
• Simon, from Catholic piety, the more depraved from policy and indifference.
• But what can it mean? How could physical science prove that man is not depraved? You do not cut a man open to find his sins.
• Intemperance, of the most depraved kind, made his career most dreadful.
• On account of the inheritance of a depraved and pathological constitution, the children of intemperate parents frequently suffer from an abnormal psychical organization.
• I speak only of those who, like yourselves, live as most live, and whose actions present nothing to the public view particularly shameful or depraved.
• Even the convicts under the terrible laws of that century were far from all being depraved.
• It is an idea which must spread, because there is an enormous number of depraved men in the world who have a very great interest in the destruction of law.
• No matter how low, how ignorant, how depraved, the very sight of Tom turned them into advanced, intelligent Christians.
• The shrewdness with which they carry out their escapes is amazing, and some of the more depraved ones do not hesitate to commit serious assaults in order to gain their freedom.
• They begin their wretched lives in the society of the most depraved, and are not long in becoming criminals themselves.
• Many of these children support drunken or depraved parents by begging, and are soundly beaten by them if they return home at night without money.
• The war against the AEquans was intrusted to the latter, a man of depraved mind, which victory manifested more effectually than war.
• The struggle between the natural and the unnatural is over, and I am beyond the depraved, influences of my former taste.
• You are not to wonder, says he, that you see no Spot in an Heart, whose Innocence has been Proof against all the Corruptions of a depraved Age.
• I remember, too, the victory which I gained over my own depraved nature.
• Of all those who were promoted to his service, although several were men of repute, Barsyames always preferred such as were of depraved character.
• A republic, which is the best government for a well-educated and virtuous people, is the worst for an ignorant and depraved people.
• The teaching of the Church paints man as fallen and depraved.
• On the contrary, their crimes were winked at and tolerated, for the reason that they were considered a poor, unfortunate, depraved and ignorant class.
• He found, as the depraved always do, kindred spirits, with whom he associated.
• In the first place, it is to be noted that in countries where woman is conspicuously degraded the dance is correspondingly depraved.
• So long as a class of corrupt readers exists, so long will evil-minded men and women find a sale for the low conceptions of their depraved minds.

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