verb
embase
Embase (verb) means to move something down to a lower physical position.
verb
1
To move something down to a lower physical position.
2
To lower someone's status or reputation; to humiliate them.
3
To reduce how much a coin or good is worth, for example by mixing in cheaper metal.
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Etymology
Formed from em- and base, and comparable to Old French embaissier.
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What is the meaning of embase?
"embase" (verb) means to move something down to a lower physical position.
What is the opposite of embase?
Opposites of "embase" include exalt, elevate, dignify.
What are the different meanings of embase?
"embase" has 3 main meanings: 1. To move something down to a lower physical position; 2. To lower someone's status or reputation; to humiliate them; 3. To reduce how much a coin or good is worth, for example by mixing in cheaper metal.
