Lowering; depreciation; degradation.

Lowering of value, honour, or estimation; dishonour, indignity, disgrace, discredit; that which causes or brings loss of dignity, etc.

A lowering in place, dignity, power, etc.; degradation; = abasement, n. literal and figurative.

= degraduation, n.1

An action or instance of representing something as less in some respect; detraction, disparagement, degradation. Obsolete.

Degradation, abasement from rank or dignity.

Disparagement, dishonour.

The action of adulterating, corrupting, or debasing something; (also) the result of such an action.

The action or process of debasing; the fact or state of being debased; lowering, degradation; concrete anything wherein this is involved.

The action of depluming, or condition of being deplumed: loss of feathers, plumes, or (figurative) of honours, etc.

figurative. Disparagement, depreciation. Obsolete.

The action of rendering vile in worth or estate; degradation. rare.

Degradation, abasement.

The action of degrade, v.

The debasement or subjugation of any principle or faculty. Now rare.

Lowering in value or esteem, depreciation.

= embasement, n.

The action of embase, v., in various senses.

Debasement.

Lowering in honour, estimation, social position, etc.; the state or condition of being so lowered.

Falling off in rank, character, or excellence; loss of rank; deterioration, debasement.

The action of demoting a person or (less commonly) a thing; reduction in position, rank, or status. Also: an instance of being demoted.

spec. The demotion or degrading of a person or class of people (esp. women) to the status of a mere object (see objectify, v. 2); reification…