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The meaning of Vulgarisation

ˌvʌl.ɡə.raɪˈzeɪ.ʃən

Vulgarisation – definition

noun

The act or process of making something, or of something becoming, vulgar (= not suitable, simple, dignified or beautiful)

Usage examples:

They voiced concerns about how television might hurt conversation, reading, and the patterns of fam…

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庸俗化

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Vulgarisatie

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Vulgarisation

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Vulgarisierung

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अश्लीलता

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Volgarizzazione

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저속화

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Опошление

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Vulgarización

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Vulgarisation – similar words

vulgarised

verb

Make less refined.

Usage examples:

Her voice, vulgarized by its accent, was full of caressing tones
adjective

Made less subtle, complex, or refined.

Usage examples:

A vulgarized version of the argument
verb

The act of making something vulgar (= not suitable, simple, dignified or beautiful)

Usage examples:

He ended the concert with a rush through chopin's "heroic" polonaise that only succeeded in vulgari…
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vulgarise

verb

Make less refined.

Usage examples:

Her voice, vulgarized by its accent, was full of caressing tones
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