degenerates in English
Let the nation cleanse itself of its degenerates , its traitors, its thugs.
the quality of life had degenerated
Use "degenerates" in a sentence
1. 13 Unrestrained liberty often degenerates into anarchism.
2. Liberty often degenerates into lawlessness.
3. Unfortunately, it soon degenerates into an unconvincing whodunit.
4. An autocratic system of coercion, in my opinion, soon degenerates.
5. 12 They're just moral degenerates with no sense of decency.
6. Just do whatever you're gonna do, you bunch of degenerates!
7. Or they might shelter piratical degenerates who had become creatures of Chaos.
8. The epidermis degenerates and little trace of its cells remains in the fully hardened wings.
9. Such a legal sentence is too light and is suspected of being indulgent with the degenerates.
10. They got me one step from fighting off a cell block of degenerates that I sent upstate.
11. The lungs become smaller, lighter, and the elastic tissue degenerates; this is Atrophous emphysema, and the chest capacity diminishes
12. Brays are the lowest of the Beastmen breed, their inability to possess any form of horns forces these degenerates to live a life of constant bullying and misery, no matter how strong these beastmen may be, for such is the importance of horn in beastmen society
13. Cretin A word associated to people whose lack of intelligence, manners/etiquette, appreciation, moral fibre and glaring social ineptitude, which in turn allows upstanding, educated, decent, moral, intelligent, socially respectful and hard working people to perceive them as "degenerates" (owing to their inherent and blatantly obvious flaws).