Meanings of vitiate taste in English

And the vitiated taste of the great mass of the people grew voraciously by feeding upon them.

A physician is often baffled in the treatment of a severe disease by the vitiated taste of the patient.

I have been obliged to enter into this resolution in consequence of a vitiated taste acquired by reading romances.

They generally flocked to Rome, where there was the greatest luxury and extravagance, and they, pandered to vanity and a vitiated taste.

As it is now, the justice there dispensed is so mixed and doctored that it satisfies only the vitiated taste of the roughs.

These simple pleasures, unknown alike to the sordid mind and vitiated taste, are ever exquisitely enjoyed by the refined yet unsophisticated child of nature.