vitiated in English

verb
1
spoil or impair the quality or efficiency of.
development programs have been vitiated by the rise in population

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1. 2 The serum is vitiated byexposure to the air.

2. 27 The contract was vitiated because one person signed under compulsion.

3. Synonyms for Bemeaned include debased, degraded, demeaned, corrupted, abased, vitiated, cheapened, perverted, subverted and depraved

4. Synonyms for Animalized include dehumanised, dehumanized, bestialized, brutalised, brutalized, vitiated, depraved, degraded, debauched and demoralised

5. Nor, a fortiori, does the appellant submit that that finding is vitiated by distortion.

6. Synonyms for Bastardised include corrupted, degraded, debased, adulterated, defiled, perverted, vitiated, abased, cheapened and demeaned

7. 6 Strategic policy during the War was vitiated because of a sharp division between "easterners" and "westerners".

8. The judgment under appeal is therefore vitiated by an error in law in so far as it holds the application admissible.

9. According to reliable legal opinion, the conciliation process has vitiated the spirit and the letter of Amendment 138.

10. If Anaximander and others of his age came upon some attributes of God they also vitiated their insights from the point of view of religion by excluding other divine attributes

11. Parr had found him in a Turkish café in Washington Street, oppressed by the weight of successive misfortunes, and by that sense of fatality which Benumbs the Arab of vitiated stock.

12. Since the contested decision provides no justification for the abnormally lengthy duration of the investigation procedure of more than four years and five months, it is vitiated by an error relating to the statement of reasons.