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adulterated
adjective as in debased or dirty
Example Sentences
Jeff Pettis, the federation’s president, said that they were "continuing to fight for improvements to the testing" and that he wanted "the public to know that local honey is much less likely to be adulterated."
These levels were at least 1,500 times lower than in the adulterated cinnamon.
Dark web marketplaces seen by the BBC suggest some of the same online sellers in China are advertising nitazenes in bulk as well as adulterated benzodiazepines.
One user told BBC Scotland he almost died in June after taking street valium tablets which had been adulterated.
If you’ve heard recent reports about adulterated olive oil, it’s natural to be a little wary.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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