Use of the word vitiate in a sentence example

vitiate

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The quarry has vitiated the environment. [verb]

A mistake of fact in some circumstances could vitiate the contract. [verb]

A clear failure to observe such proportionality will vitiate the resultant exercise of discretion whether to make either such order. [verb]

The idea of Lola entering the vitiated atmosphere of his life was inexpressibly repugnant to me. [Please select]

Christianity so vitiated was not good enough for the Mongol mind. [Please select]

No animal, whose instinct has not been vitiated by unnatural habits, will eat poisonous plants. [Please select]

The work is vitiated by an almost virulent antipathy toward the South. [Please select]

As a general rule, therefore, the results were vitiated to a very appreciable extent. [Please select]

His atmosphere was sadly deficient in life-giving oxygen, and much vitiated by gunpowder smoke. [Please select]

Whatever their code is, yours is different, yours has not been vitiated by luxury and idleness. [Please select]

But such an interpolated composition, besides having no purpose in itself, would vitiate the unity of the entire relief. [Please select]

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