vitiation
ˌvɪʃiˈeɪʃən
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Definition of vitiation - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
degradationRareact of making something less effective or validRare
  • The vitiation of the contract was caused by fraudulent claims..
corruption debasement
2.
impairmentRarereduction in value or quality of somethingRare
  • The vitiation of the product led to customer complaints.
debasement degradation deterioration
3.
legalTECH.nullification by destroying legal forceTECH.
  • The contract faced vitiation due to fraud.
annulment cancellation invalidation
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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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  1. French:viciation, dégradation, ...
  2. German:Ungültigmachung, Verschlechterung, ...
  3. Italian:degradazione, deterioramento, ...
  4. Spanish:viciación, deterioro, ...
  5. Portuguese:viciação, deterioração, ...
  6. Chinese:无效化, 贬值, ...
  7. Japanese:無効化, 価値低下, ...
  8. Arabic:إِبْطَال, تَدَنٍّ, ...
  9. Hebrew:פְּגִימָה, פְּגָם, ...
  10. Russian:аннулирование, порча, ...
  11. Ukrainian:погіршення, знецінення, ...
  12. Hindi:ह्रास, विकृति, ...

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