vitiate in Portuguese
vitiate in Portuguese is viciar — vitiate means to spoil something or lower its quality or usefulness.
vitiate in Portuguese
viciar
What does "vitiate" mean?
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verb To spoil something or lower its quality or usefulness.
"Unfortunately, as Anderson and Sørenson (1996) and Bowsher (2002) document, instrument proliferation can vitiate the test."
- verb To corrupt someone morally.
- verb To rape or sexually violate someone.
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verb To make something invalid or no longer effective.
"After the trials, Turkey's secular elite was completely vitiated."
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vitiate in a sentence
- Unfortunately, as Anderson and Sørenson (1996) and Bowsher (2002) document, instrument proliferation can vitiate the test.
- ‘Mr Rose,’ says the Physician, ‘this man was brought to us from Russia. Precisely such a case of vitiated judgment as I describe at length in my Treatise on Madness. Mayhap you have read it?’
- After the trials, Turkey's secular elite was completely vitiated.
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What is "vitiate" in Portuguese?
"vitiate" in Portuguese is viciar. vitiate means: To spoil something or lower its quality or usefulness.
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