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vitiate \VISH-ee-ayt\

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verb1. To impair or spoil the effectiveness of.2. To corrupt.[From Latin vitiare (to spoil, injure), from vitium (blemish). Earliest recorded use: 1534.]"The peaceful atmosphere at the school was vitiated as a police constable in an inebriated condition created a scene there."

Front	vitiate \VISH-ee-ayt\
Back	verb 1. To impair or spoil the effectiveness of. 2. To corrupt. [From Latin vitiare (to spoil, injure), from vitium (blemish). Earliest recorded use: 1534.] "The peaceful atmosphere at the school was vitiated as a police constable in an inebriated condition created a scene there."

Vitiate Vish Ee Ayt Verb Impair Spoil Effectiveness Corrupt Latin