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Meanings of taint in English
Usage of taint in English
1
I wonder how many people it can taint in, say, a year.
2
The scrofulous taint in her constitution was declaring itself in many ways.
3
Perhaps it was caused by some taint in the air or water.
4
The taint caused a physical ache in Pete, a feeling of loss.
5
A CFPB official said that review should not taint any eventual settlements.
6
The taint was oppressive at the first breath of the still air.
7
Those who have the power will see the taint and act accordingly.
8
These actions by a few taint us all and that's really disappointing.
9
No fear or taint of panic must be allowed in the mind.
10
In spite of her trouble, Miss Mehitable noted the taint of heredity.
11
There was a well-known, well-hidden taint of insanity in the Catheron family.
12
Even the stage of a theater is not free from the taint.
13
It is so pure and ennobling, so free from all material taint.
14
You have no taint of magic, no scent of change on you.
15
She never can get the taint of Bohemia out of her blood.
16
Hold, old man; swear not and taint not thy soul with perjury.
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Translations for taint
Spanish
Taint through the time
Taint across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common