Baser

Baser is an adjective, and is the comparative form of the adjective 'base'. It signifies a moral inferiority, a lack of honor, or a degrading and ignoble nature. It describes actions, motives, or qualities that are morally questionable or rooted in selfish, ignoble desires, often involving deceit, cruelty, or the pursuit of self-gratification at the expense of others. It also extends to the context of material value, such as inferior products.

Baser meaning with examples

• Driven by greed, the politician engaged in Baser acts of corruption, accepting bribes and manipulating legislation for personal gain, a marked contrast to his earlier promises of public service.
• The scandal exposed the Baser instincts within the corporation, revealing a culture of deceit where executives prioritized profits over the well-being of their employees and the environment.
• In her darkest moments, she grappled with Baser thoughts, wrestling with the temptation to seek revenge, even if it meant sacrificing her own moral compass.
• The craftsman knew his materials well and understood the value of true craftsmanship, rejecting the allure of Baser, mass-produced imitations in favour of preserving his tradition.