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Depravation Meaning in English

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ˌdɛpɹəˈveɪʃən
dep-ruh-VAY-shuhn
ˌdeprəˈveɪʃən
dep-ruh-VAY-shuhn

Definition

Depravation means moral corruption or wickedness; it describes a state where someone behaves in an evil or morally wrong way.

Usage & Nuances

"Depravation" is formal and often used in religious, legal, or philosophical contexts. It is easily confused with "deprivation" (lack of something important), but the meanings are very different. Related terms include "depravity" (more commonly used for deep moral corruption).

Example Sentences

Stories of depravation shocked the community.

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People worry about the depravation of society.

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The film showed the depravation of the villain.

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Many people blame modern media for increasing moral depravation.

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His actions were condemned as a sign of deep depravation.

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Centuries of war and chaos led to widespread depravation in the region.

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