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Meanings of adulteration in English
Portuguese
adulteração Catalan
adulteració Usage of adulteration in English
1
This current adulteration was discovered not in the UK, but in Ireland.
2
After the practices of adulteration naturally follow the practices of retail trade.
3
My cows eat no grains, neither any adulteration in milk or cream.
4
Strictly speaking, arsenical poisoning does not belong to the subject of adulteration.
5
Soap is subject to another kind of adulteration called filling, or weighting.
6
How much adulteration will the liquor bear which is measured by drop?
7
There, they say, is no adulteration, no litigation, no bankruptcy, no misery.
8
You have attached too much importance to the adulteration-thefolly and the humbug.
9
The bleaching and adulteration of flour are governed by the United States laws.
10
Birds Eye names QK as source of adulteration of its beef ready meals.
11
It is suspected that the contamination occurred by direct adulteration with dried manure.
12
Of these again it is hardly proper to speak as liable to adulteration.
13
French wines, both red and white, are hardly subject to adulteration.
14
Drugs.--Tothe adulteration of drugs but very brief reference can here be made.
15
No one knows how long the adulteration has gone on.
16
In a court sequel, 71 charges alleging adulteration have been filed against the company.
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