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Word of the Day for Monday, November 17, 2008adulterate \uh-DUHL-tuh-rayt\, verb: 1. to add an inferior, impure, or improper substance to; lower the quality or purity of a food or other substance without greatly altering the appearance; corrupt It would seem as if some men considered it a sin ever to sell a pure article, if it be possible to adulterate it with something cheaper. Industrial plant directors bent upon fulfilling the Plan adulterate their products to increase quantity. The disciples also promised not to adulterate milk with water, or flour with powdered stone. by 1505, from Latin adulterationem, from adulteratus, pp. of adulterare "corrupt, debauch," from ad- "to" + Late Latin alterare "to alter" | |||||||||
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