deturpate
verb
-ed/-ing/-s
transitive verb
obsolete : debase, defile
intransitive verb
obsolete : to become vile or debased
Word History
Etymology
Latin deturpatus, past participle of deturpare to disfigure, from de from, away + turpare to disfigure, defile, from turpis ugly, foul, shameful
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