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Meanings of adulterate in anglès
Sinònims
Examples for "debased"
Examples for "debased"
1
But politics and government have been seriously debased by the current administration.
2
We stop short of nose-picking; we are debased enough as it is.
3
It is exceedingly debased; you must be the cause of its exaltation.
4
Twitter is the ideal, and toxic, medium for this debased political culture.
5
Six thousand days on, he was too debased to resent his debasement.
1
The FDA probes cases of adulterated drugs in cooperation with state regulators.
2
Instead, FDA investigates cases of adulterated drugs in cooperation with state regulators.
3
Sour wine is adulterated with litharge; litharge is a preparation of lead.
4
The heavy fumes of the liquor, doubtless adulterated, mounted to my head.
5
It is occasionally adulterated with bone black, a cheaper and inferior product.
Usage of adulterate in anglès
1
The people of Szafra usually adulterate it with sesamum oil, and tar.
2
The leaves of the ash and the sloe are used to adulterate tea.
3
They know we never adulterate the metal or short-weigh the coins.
4
We practice no cunning tricks, nor do we adulterate God's Message.
5
It has even gone so far as to adulterate excrement.
6
Sudan I is a synthetic-azo dye commonly used to adulterate foods to increase sensory appearance.
7
We adulterate and divide it by, say, another half when we falsely double its cost.
8
There are websites devoted to the issue of how to adulterate a sample for commercial testers.
9
Taking these two points together, it is hardly possible to adulterate spirits of turpentine without detection.
10
One is for charges of evading taxation, another for those who adulterate bread, and so forth.
11
He was in the same plight as the manufacturer who has to adulterate and misrepresent his product.
12
This oil, under the name of Gingilie oil, is used in India to adulterate oil of almonds.
13
Sometimes these nuts are exported to British India, where kernels are used chiefly to adulterate almond kernels.
14
With words nor touch scarce looks adulterate.
15
We seek our friend not sacredly, but with an adulterate passion which would appropriate him to ourselves.
16
The cost and vast consumption of coffee and tea have made the inducements to adulterate them very great.
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