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polluted
adjective as in adulterated
adjective as in corrupt
adjective as in defiled
adjective as in dirty
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adjective as in foul
adjective as in impure
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adjective as in malodorous
adjective as in nasty
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adjective as in perverted
adjective as in rancid
adjective as in rotten
adjective as in rotten
adjective as in tainted
adjective as in turbid
adjective as in unchaste
adjective as in unclean
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adjective as in uncleanly
adjective as in uncleanly
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- bedraggled
- begrimed
- contaminated
- cruddy
- crummy
- defiled
- disarrayed
- dishabille
- disheveled
- dreggy
- dungy
- dusty
- filthy
- foul
- fouled
- greasy
- grimy
- grubby
- grungy
- icky
- lousy
- messy
- mucky
- muddy
- murky
- nasty
- raunchy
- scummy
- scuzzy
- slatternly
- slimy
- sloppy
- slovenly
- smudged
- smutty
- soiled
- sooty
- spattered
- spotted
- squalid
- stained
- straggly
- sullied
- unclean
- undusted
- unhygienic
- unkempt
- unlaundered
- unsanitary
- unsightly
- unswept
- untidy
- unwashed
- yucky
adjective as in unsanitary
adjective as in bombed
adjective as in boozed
adjective as in boozy
adjective as in crapulent
adjective as in crapulous
adjective as in crocked
adjective as in plastered
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Example Sentences
In fact, commercial fishing has been suspended entirely because the lake is considered polluted.
Instead, he wanted viewers to grasp that “this spring from which Mother Courage drank death was a polluted one.”
Wetlands protected under the “Clean Water Act of 1972” are being polluted with birch beer precursor chemicals.
We know exactly which leaking tank polluted drinking water in southern West Virginia earlier this year.
“Sometimes I worry what these polluted bodies are doing to the environment, too,” he says.
Her prophets are senseless, men without faith: her priests have polluted the sanctuary, they have acted unjustly against the law.
You offer polluted bread upon my altar, and you say: Wherein have we polluted thee?
Before the door of the house were set branches of pine or cypress as a warning that the house was polluted by death.
Let it not be polluted with anything dead or impure, that your victuals, boiled in pure water, may be healthy.
Special provision is now made for the using of water that is polluted.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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