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taint
noun as in contamination, corruption
verb as in dirty, contaminate; ruin
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Example Sentences
“This kid is real. He’s not jaded or tainted by anything yet. And to Netflix’s credit, they took a chance on him.”
Even a tainted winner gets initial buzz and can change standards for competition.
With the York brand now tainted beyond repair, who they choose to celebrate with may be a sign of who they will align with in future.
“It’s a crisis for a unit when its head is suspected of such serious violations of the law,” he said, adding that the episode shouldn’t “contaminate and taint the entire unit.”
The risk is no data or "tainted data" if memories are seen as less reliable over time, she added.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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