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tainted

[teyn-tid] / ˈteɪn tɪd /


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In the old days, they were considered the most likely of presidential candidates because they had executive experience and were not tainted with having “gone Washington.”

From Salon

In one instance, it called a new election in a congressional race tainted by an illegal scheme to fraudulently collect and fill out mail-in ballots.

From Salon

Infant formula that could have been tainted with botulism remained on Target shelves after a recall, according to federal officials.

From Los Angeles Times

Paradox defines a character who feels tainted yet knows herself to be pure.

From Los Angeles Times

No illnesses in connection with the tainted cinnamon have been reported.

From Los Angeles Times