15 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Deprave' in a Sentence
"To make morally bad or evil; to vitiate; to corrupt." more
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Hate speech is depraving public discourse and fostering division.
The artist used symbolism to depict how power can deprave the noblest intentions.
Despite her efforts, the toxic environment had been depraving workplace morale for months.
The malicious virus was depraving the computer system, causing chaos and data loss.
The wicked stepmother tried to deprave the innocence of Cinderella.
Exposure to violent video games alone will not deprave a person's moral compass.
The malware will have been depraving computer systems undetected for months.
As a dark sorcerer, he was depraving the mystical rituals to gain forbidden powers.
The unchecked power of the dictator will have depraved the principles that once upheld the nation.
The abuse of power by those in authority can deprave the trust citizens have in their institutions.
The invasion of privacy will deprave the trust between citizens and the government.
Political scandals have the potential to deprave public trust in the government.
The exploitation of loopholes in the legal system can deprave the pursuit of justice.
The use of performance-enhancing drugs in sports can deprave the spirit of fair competition.
The corrupt official had been depraving the entire justice system for personal gain.
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