debase in Irish
debase in Irish is truailligh — debase means to reduce the quality or worth of something.
debase in Irish
truailligh
(transitive) To lower in character, quality, or value; to degrade.
What does "debase" mean?
- verb To reduce the quality or worth of something.
- verb To reduce someone's rank or status.
- verb To reduce a coin's value by cutting down the amount of precious metal it contains.
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What is "debase" in Irish?
"debase" in Irish is truailligh. debase means: To reduce the quality or worth of something.
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