Degrade - Law Dictionary Search Results
Degradation
two sorts by the canon law; one, summary, by word only; the other, solemn, by stripping the party degraded of those ornaments and rights which are the ensigns of his degree. Degradation is otherwise called deposition, but
Degradations
Degradations, a term for waste in the French law.
degradingly
In a degrading manner
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degrading
causing humiliation or degradation as a degrading surrender
Degradement
Deprivation of rank or office degradation
Degradation
reputation or of abasing a lowering from ones standing or rank in office or society diminution as the degradation of a peer a knight a general or a bishop
Degraded
Reduced in rank character or reputation debased sunken low base
Self degradation
The act of degrading ones self or the state of being so degraded
Imbrute
To degrade to the state of a brute to make brutal
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