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vitiated

Vitiated vs Noxious - What's the difference?

vitiated | noxious | Related terms |

Vitiated is a related term of noxious.


As a verb vitiated

is (vitiate).

As an adjective noxious is

harmful; injurious.

Vitiated vs Noisome - What's the difference?

vitiated | noisome | Related terms |


As a verb vitiated

is past tense of vitiate.

As an adjective noisome is

morally hurtful or noxious.

Vitiated vs Tainted - What's the difference?

vitiated | tainted | Related terms |

Vitiated is a related term of tainted.


As verbs the difference between vitiated and tainted

is that vitiated is (vitiate) while tainted is (taint).

As an adjective tainted is

corrupted or filled with imperfections.

Vitiated vs Contaminated - What's the difference?

vitiated | contaminated | Related terms |

Vitiated is a related term of contaminated.


As verbs the difference between vitiated and contaminated

is that vitiated is (vitiate) while contaminated is (contaminate).

As an adjective contaminated is

adulterated; impure.

Vitiated vs Vitiates - What's the difference?

vitiated | vitiates |


As verbs the difference between vitiated and vitiates

is that vitiated is (vitiate) while vitiates is (vitiate).

Vitiated vs Viciated - What's the difference?

vitiated | viciated |


As verbs the difference between vitiated and viciated

is that vitiated is (vitiate) while viciated is (viciate).

Vitiate vs Vitiated - What's the difference?

vitiate | vitiated |


As verbs the difference between vitiate and vitiated

is that vitiate is to spoil, make faulty; to reduce the value, quality, or effectiveness of something while vitiated is (vitiate).

Vitiated - What does it mean?

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Vitiated vs Hospitalism - What's the difference?

vitiated | hospitalism |


As a verb vitiated

is (vitiate).

As a noun hospitalism is

(psychology) wasting away of infants in long-term institutional care, caused by lack of contact with caregivers.

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