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COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
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woman
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It's humiliating, degrading , having different women seeing you.
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May responded that this exclusion did not constitute discrimination, nor did it degrade the status of women in the Church.
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Pornographic material which is degrading to women , children and the men who look at it.
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He was far too much of a gentleman to degrade any woman .
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Rape, although unspeakably degrading for a woman , in no way degrades its victims morally.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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Black plastic starts to degrade upon exposure to sunlight.
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Erosion is degrading the land.
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Winters says he never intended to degrade women in his movies.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Adam Smith thought that specialization had the potential to degrade workers, too.
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An area several times as large is suffering a decline in productivity as it is degraded by overuse.
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Don't leave your tent pitched all day for a prolonged period - this will degrade the flysheet.
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If sulphur hexafluoride is subjected to electrical sparking in the presence of oxygen, it degrades, releasing toxic breakdown products.
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It honed in on the prototypical shape that was behind all the degraded images.
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They can all help us in understanding conduct which seems to degrade humanity.