Definition Synonyms
Definition of vitiation - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
degradationRare act of making something less effective or validRare
- The vitiation of the contract was caused by fraudulent claims..
2.
impairmentRare reduction in value or quality of somethingRare
- The vitiation of the product led to customer complaints.
3.
legalTECH. nullification by destroying legal forceTECH.
- The contract faced vitiation due to fraud.
Origin of vitiation
Latin, vitium (fault) + -ation (action)
Examples of vitiation in a sentence
Experts discussed the vitiation of the data's integrity. Vitiation of the contract caused legal issues. The vitiation of the artwork was irreversible. Vitiation of the agreement occurred after the breach. The vitiation rendered the entire contract void.
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- French:viciation, dégradation, ...
- German:Ungültigmachung, Verschlechterung, ...
- Italian:degradazione, deterioramento, ...
- Spanish:viciación, deterioro, ...
- Portuguese:viciação, deterioração, ...
- Chinese:无效化, 贬值, ...
- Japanese:無効化, 価値低下, ...
- Arabic:إِبْطَال, تَدَنٍّ, ...
- Hebrew:פְּגִימָה, פְּגָם, ...
- Russian:аннулирование, порча, ...
- Ukrainian:погіршення, знецінення, ...
- Hindi:ह्रास, विकृति, ...
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