vi·ti·ate [ˈvɪʃieɪt] ГЛАГ прх form
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The daily invasion of visitors, many of high social and political rank, vitiated the atmosphere with frivolous concerns and vain conversations.
en.wikipedia.org However, he also writes that the study is flawed and its results vitiated due to its methodological errors.
en.wikipedia.org Further he argues that essentialist rather than nominalist use of the very term esotericism has vitiated succeeding work.
en.wikipedia.org In fact, there appears to be no control resulting in the emergence of touts as major players, vitiating the entire programme. 13.
en.wikipedia.org As an equitable doctrine, the court has the discretion to vitiate such a contract.
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