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Перевод: baseness

[существительное]
низость ; подверженность коррозии

Тезаурус:

1. Here is a typical sentence from an RPF speech (18 June 1949): The new threat may not be far away; while the horizon darkens, we see those waves of baseness which often precede the hurricane
2. That offspring of tyranny, baseness and pride Our rights hath invaded and almost destroyed May that man be banished who villainy screens, Or sides with big W-n and his thirteens.
3. For H. G. Wells, the change to Bonar Law marked a distasteful new attitude by the Unionists; when Balfour's essential liberalism came face to face with this new baseness of commercialized imperialism, with all its push and energy, he made a very poor fight for it.
4. Without the cultural context conducive to virtue, baseness, Roman Catholicism, and immorality become menacing realities even for the both spiritually and militarily fortified minority of civilised individuals.
5. It would clearly take considerable mental agility to square this reading with that emphasizing the comedy of the fabliau put forward here, even in terms of the black humour of the exposure of human baseness as suggested for the French Les quatre Souhais Saint Martin.
6. As we have seen, the fabliaux treat very much of human behaviour, and regarded in the light of ethical ideals present an image of the very baseness of which humankind is capable.
7. The very incongruency between moral and tale in these (and other) cases can draw the reader to reconsider the moral sentence of both those parts of the fabliaux: initially, possibly, to see if or how far they match one another, but ultimately in respect of their own nature - to see how the narrative tale of humanity implies human baseness, while explicit human moralizing fails to match the height, or depth, of that depravity.