adulterated products
to adulterate food
adulterate milk with water
doctor the soup with a dash of sherry.See Synonyms at adulterate
milk adulterated with water
adulterate coffee with ground acorns;
A gas chromatography-mass spectrometry (GC/MS) analytical method for three anorectics drugs, fenfluramine, diethylpropion and mazindol, illegally adulterated in slimming foods has been developed.
Cost can also—but not always—be associated with how the water is adulterated.
Usually, however, adulterated means that something was actually added to the product, to the food or the drink.
Nations have sometimes, for the same purpose, adulterated the standard of their coin; that is, have mixed a greater quantity of alloy in it.
But that adulteration tends to happen towards the end. The question we were trying to answer is, why are drug dealers putting fentanyl in everything?
And I think that really pertained to, you know, kind of, the new world styles of Chardonnay you know, adulterate it with, you know, wood, so they come off very vanilla-y, a cinnamon, very toasty and slightly kind of ripe.
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