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View usage for: (dɪprævɪti) uncountable nounDepravity is very dishonest or immoral behaviour. [formal] ...the absolute depravity that can exist in war. ...the righteous struggle between decency and depravity. Synonyms: corruption, vice, evil, criminality More Synonyms of depravity depravity in British English (dɪˈprævɪtɪ) nounWord forms: plural -tiesthe state or an instance of moral corruption depravity in American English (diˈprævəti; dɪˈprævəti) noun1. a depraved condition; corruption; wickedness 2. Word forms: plural deˈpravities a depraved act or practice Word origin altered (after deprave) < obs. pravity < L pravitas, crookedness Examples of 'depravity' in a sentencedepravity You see the absolute depths of human depravity.The Skin is not exclusively a depiction of a city in the grip of moral depravity.The absence of dogs and cats on the streets is a sign of a country's moral depravity.As in wickedness, depravity, corruption? Definition moral corruption the absolute depravity that can exist in times of war Synonyms sinfulness baseness depravation vitiation Additional synonymsSynonyms depravity, disgrace, degradation, notoriety, ignominy, infamy, turpitude (formal), obloquy, depravation, contemptibility, despicability The evils of unemployment have increased criminality in the inner cities. Synonyms illegality, crime, corruption, delinquency, wrongdoing, lawlessness, wickedness, depravity, culpability, villainy, sinfulness, turpitude (formal), guiltiness instances of domination and debasement Synonyms degradation, corruption, perversion, abasement, baseness, depravity- depot
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