Adulteration is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ADULTERATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the process of adulterating
• The act of adulterating; corruption, or debasement (esp. of food or drink) by foreign mixture.
• An adulterated state or product.
• being mixed with extraneous material; the product of adulterating
• the act of adulterating (especially the illicit substitution of one substance for another)
• the action of making something poorer in quality by the addition of another substance.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the process of adulterating; the condition of being adulterated

Words related to ADULTERATION

adulterate11

Words that contain ADULTERATION

adulterations14

How to use ADULTERATION in a sentence

• All sorts of statements have been made respecting the very general adulteration of this article in England, and we fear that many of them are too true.
• It now assists in the manufacture of a red wine made to imitate port, and also for adulteration.
• Unfortunately the prime necessaries of life are the very things which lend themselves most easily to successful adulteration.
• But we have recently seen a work on the adulteration of tobacco, whose microscopic plates brought back our former misgivings.
• Think of our child labour, of our police graft and our political corruption, of our food adulteration and of our slavery of the daughters of the poor.
• In this, Christianity differed from Mohammedanism, which absolutely annihilated its antagonist, and spread its own doctrines without adulteration.
• On this account the presence of added alkali should be regarded as an adulteration, unless notified on the package in which the cocoa is contained.
• Along with this adulteration of the drink has gone the degeneracy of the saloon and the seller.
• These molecular properties establish an essential difference between the oils of turpentine and lemons, and may serve to detect adulteration and fraud.
• But though the creed of the Church was still to some extent substantially sound, it must be admitted that it was already beginning to suffer much from adulteration.
• A TREATISE ON THE ADULTERATION OF FOOD AND DRINK, AND PLAIN AND SIMPLE DIRECTIONS FOR DETECTING THEM.
• The same system of adulteration extends to articles used in various trades and manufactures.
• This adulteration does not materially injure the bread.
• The detection of the adulteration of beer with deleterious vegetable substances is beyond the reach of chemical analysis.
• The adulteration of pepper, and the making and selling commodities in imitation of pepper, are prohibited, under a severe penalty.
• Purification and Employment for Various Purposes, their Properties, Adulteration and Examination.
• Cayenne pepper is employed in the adulteration of gin.
• This adulteration no doubt was one cause of its losing its well-established reputation.
• A given quantity of poor flour will not make as much bread as the same quantity of good flour, so that adulteration may also be detected in this way.
• Such adulteration is exceedingly injurious, as are other mineral substances used for a similar purpose.
• In 1892 the State laws against food adulteration begin, which, by 1910, have covered milk, butter, maple sugar, and many other subjects.
• As this article is become of considerable importance from the demand, it has occasioned persons to speculate in its adulteration, which is now I believe often practised.
• Go to a textile factory, whether in Oldham or in Chemnitz, or in Bombay, the processes are the same and the product is the same, except as there may be more or less adulteration.
• The oil of poppy seeds is that which is usually employed for its adulteration, as it has the advantage of being cheap, of having a sweet taste, and very little smell.
• An exhaustive study has also within the same period been undertaken of the subject of food adulteration and the best analytical methods for detecting it.
• When these resources became exhausted, a capitation-tax was laid, followed by an assessment of one tenth, and the adulteration of the currency.

Similar words containing ADULTERA without suffix tion

adulterant11 adulterate11 adulterants12 adulterated13 adulterates12 adulterator12 adulterating14 adulterators13 unadulterate13 adulterations14 unadulterated15 unadulteratedly20

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