bastardisation

[US]/ˌbæstədaɪˈzeɪʃən/
[UK]/ˌbæstərdɪˈzeɪʃən/
Frequency: Very High

Translation

n.the act or process of corrupting, debasing, or distorting something, especially a language, culture, or work of art, from its original form or standards
Word Forms

Phrases & Collocations

cultural bastardisation

linguistic bastardisation

artistic bastardisation

historical bastardisation

literary bastardisation

musical bastardisation

language bastardisation

ritual bastardisation

traditional bastardisation

religious bastardisation

Example Sentences

the cultural bastardisation of traditional ceremonies has upset many elders.

linguistic purists condemn the bastardisation of the english language.

critics argue that the film is a complete bastardisation of the classic novel.

the commercial bastardisation of christmas has become increasingly apparent.

many historians view this as a gross bastardisation of the truth.

the bastardisation of classical music by pop artists divides opinion among listeners.

religious scholars have spoken out against the bastardisation of sacred texts.

some experts see this as evolution rather than bastardisation of tradition.

the bastardisation of history in popular films concerns educators worldwide.

this modern adaptation represents a serious bastardisation of the original artwork.

the linguistic bastardisation happening on social media is rapid and widespread.

purists claim the new recipe is a bastardisation of traditional cuisine.

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