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  • 1. vitiate
  • 2. vitiate
  • 3. vitiate
  • Vitiate in a sentence
Table of Contents
  • 1. vitiate
  • 2. vitiate
  • 3. vitiate
  • Vitiate in a sentence
Synonyms
Antonyms
Etymology

1. vitiate

verb. take away the legal force of or render ineffective.

Synonyms

  • void
  • alter
  • modify
  • change

Antonyms

  • deconcentrate
  • destabilize
  • enable
  • loosen

Etymology

  • vitiatus (Latin)

2. vitiate

verb. make imperfect.

Synonyms

  • sully
  • damage
  • disfigure
  • impair
  • taint
  • mar
  • blemish
  • defile
  • spoil
  • deflower
  • corrupt
  • deface

Antonyms

  • dissimilate
  • increase
  • demilitarize
  • dehydrogenate

Etymology

  • vitiatus (Latin)

3. vitiate

verb. corrupt morally or by intemperance or sensuality.

Synonyms

  • misdirect
  • demoralize
  • bastardize
  • profane
  • infect
  • sensualise
  • debauch
  • poison
  • pervert
  • deprave
  • carnalize
  • suborn
  • debase
  • lead astray
  • change
  • subvert
  • carnalise
  • sensualize
  • demoralise
  • modify
  • corrupt
  • lead off
  • bastardise

Antonyms

  • destabilise
  • sensitize
  • demilitarise
  • transitivize

Etymology

  • vitiatus (Latin)

Sentences with vitiate


1. Verb, base form
This clause holds that multiculturalism is a good in and of itself that trumps all other rights, since nothing held in the Charter can vitiate this clause.

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