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A cover version of something, most commonly used as a musical term. Used to describe a 'song' as worse than the original or any predecessor. That bastardisation of 'Stairway to Heaven' is awful.
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That fucking silly bastard derick nobcheese illustrates perfectly the way the english language endures bastardisation with his shit explanation of said word:
Atomic Kitten have bastardisation a song again! Apple have bastardisation microsoft, or tried to. See? The silly fucking dumb cunt. Bastardisation, the process of, is a corrupted copy of a given original. derick nobcheese is a bastardisation of a human being.
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derick nobcheese's entry is a perfect example of a bastardisation of a definition. It helps to use nouns properly in a sentence, preferably as nouns and not as verbs.
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To bastardise something.
To make something very uncool out of something that used to be cool. "Ice Ice Baby" by Vanilla Ice is a bastardisation of a Queen's "Under Pressure".
"I'll Be Missing You" by Diddy and Faith Evans is a bastradisation of "Every Breathe You Take" by The police. |
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When something is poorly done in an "individual style" 1337 is the latests bastardisation of the english language
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Well, Bastardisation is a rterm given to the process of becomeing a bastard, or being a bastard, or even the term used to describe someone who has encountered the acts of a bastard. That guy has just been through one hell of a bastardisation.
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A copy of something done in their own style, usually crapper.
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