1. making something coarse, crude, or lacking in refinement
Usage: present participle of vulgarize
2. making something accessible to ordinary people by simplifying it
Usage: present participle of vulgarize

Examples

• The critic accused the director of vulgarizing Shakespeare’s plays.
• She was vulgarizing complex scientific concepts for general audiences.
• The restaurant was vulgarizing traditional cuisine with cheap ingredients.
• He specialized in vulgarizing academic theories for popular magazines.
• The media was accused of vulgarizing serious political discourse.
• The publisher focused on vulgarizing classic literature for young readers.