adulterate in English
the meat was ground fine and adulterated with potato flour
Use "adulterate" in a sentence
1. Adulterate milk with water.
2. Coal mining enterprises and coal trading enterprises may not adulterate coal andcoalquality coal.
3. Consumers adulterate the milk, there will be abdominal pain, diarrhea and so on.
4. OBJECTIVE To report the breakage of protein and ammo acid in adulterate pangolin.
5. Years ago a friend of mine told me. True love can't adulterate others.
6. Fairly blacker than poisonous milk: Ton of French chalk adulterate Cheng directly eating flour!
7. They have to adulterate a Chinese sentence with words taken from English or Malay.
8. We do not adulterate the Word of God by mixing it with human philosophies.
9. Adulate translation in English - German Reverso dictionary, see also 'adult',adultery',adulterate',adulation', examples, definition, conjugation
10. (2 Corinthians 4:2) To adulterate means to corrupt by mixing in something foreign or inferior.
11. Synonyms for Bastardise include corrupt, degrade, debase, adulterate, defile, pervert, vitiate, abase, cheapen and demean
12. Adulatory synonyms and antonyms in the English synonyms dictionary, see also 'adultery',adult',adulation',adulterate', definition
13. Aggenerate afterstate advisorate adulterate adjudicate aculeolate acolythate acoelomate accumulate accomodate accentuate accelerate ablaqueate abjudicate abirritate aberuncate abbreviate abalienate
14. Adroitly, adroitness, Adulate, adulation, adulation adult, adulterate, adulterated, adulazione, adulterare, adulterato, adulterazione, adulterio, adultero, adulto, The Pope is surrounded, circumvented and Adulated by
15. Paul would not adulterate the word of God to make it more palatable to Jewish or Greek Christians who wanted to bring in their former beliefs.
16. Because Liu Mou always insists he or she being a regular brand the manufacturing mattress, so these adulterate a name plate product actually is how make into, adopted which materials?
17. Contaminate something (with something) to make a substance or place dirty or no longer pure by adding a substance that is dangerous or carries disease synonym adulterate The drinking water has become Contaminated with lead
18. The leaves of other plants have been mistaken for Bearberry leaves, notably those of the Cowberry (Vaccinium Vitis-idaea) and of the Box (Buxus sempervirens), and have occasionally been used to adulterate the drug, but Bearberry leaves are readily distinguished by the characteristics given, viz