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Definition of degraded : 1. Having steps; - said of a cross each of whose extremities finishes in steps growing larger as they leave the center; - termed also on degrees.
2. Having the typical characters or organs in a partially developed condition, or lacking certain parts.
3. of Degrade
4. Reduced in rank, character, or reputation; debased; sunken; low; base.

Synonyms:

lush, card-playing, disruptive, adulterate, extravagant, quick, immobile, turbulent, flying, loyal, tumultuous, prodigal, troubled, spendthrift, degenerate, exuberant, riotous, truehearted, profligate, dissipated, profuse, libertine, sporting, immoral, firm, fast, luxuriant, betting, wicked, dissolute

cheapened, reduced, devaluated, shaved, trimmed, belittled, cut, lowered, pared, slashed, discounted, devalued, marked down, deflated, depreciated, diminished

maligned, dishonored, mocked, shamed, disgraced, embarrassed, defamed, abased

maltreated, ill-treated, misused, violated, despoiled, ill-used, defiled, abused

distorted, perverted, adulterated, debased, depraved, corrupted, desecrated, demoralized, debauched, twisted, deformed, vitiated, warped, seduced

garish, glaring, ignoble, barnyard, inelegant, clumsy, common, tactless, ignominious, obscene, animal, salty, unrefined, shameless, unseemly, unpolished, cheap, tasteless, boorish, chintzy, broad, sordid, brutish, sleazy, gaudy, earthy, coarse, indelicate, idiomatic, revolting, unbecoming, in bad taste, coarse-grained, profane, repulsive, rough, barbaric, colloquial, rude, scandalous, raw, base, gross, ill-bred, crude, vulgar, rank, offensive, undignified, tawdry, crass, cockney, low, homespun, outlandish, brazen, graceless, philistine

Usage examples:

• That is his name, and he must be a degraded fellow to take up with Smith. - "The Mormon Prophet", Lily Dougall.
• There were the dark places of the earth spread out before her; millions upon millions of human beings bowing before idols, little children cast into cruel flames, and women, sad, wretched women, a whole world full of them; besides those, there were the poor, degraded, ignorant ones of her own city. - "Divers Women", Pansy and Mrs. C.M. Livingston.
• To this proposal Pedrarias replied with indignation: - One would really think, from the lofty tone you take, that my power was at an end; but if I have not been degraded from my office, you shall be punished for your insolence. - "History-of-the-Conquest-of-Peru-with-a-preliminary-view-of-the-civilization-of-the-Incas", Prescott, William Hickling.