Pollution is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for POLLUTION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• making dirty, defilement
• the presence in or introduction into the environment of a substance which has harmful or poisonous effects
• act of polluting or the state of being polluted
• The act of polluting, or the state of being polluted (in any sense of the verb); defilement; uncleanness; impurity.
• The emission of semen, or sperm, at other times than in sexual intercourse.
• undesirable state of the natural environment being contaminated with harmful substances as a consequence of human activities
• the act of contaminating or polluting; including (either intentionally or accidentally) unwanted substances or factors
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the action of polluting especially by environmental contamination with man-made waste; the condition of being polluted

Words related to POLLUTION

pollutions12

Words that contain POLLUTION

pollutions12 antipollution15 antipollutions16

How to use POLLUTION in a sentence

• The docks of Liverpool are a magnificent work, but they necessitate the driving of the seaman from his ship into an atmosphere reeking with pollution.
• In revenge for the pollution of the ruins of the Temple, I roused the iron tribes of the West, and at the head of the Crusaders expelled the Saracens.
• He had become horrible to her, a thing unclean, abominable, whose very proximity was pollution.
• There are faces, indeed, the very sight of which produces a feeling of pollution.
• But the Godhead is incapable of pollution, and therefore Jesus touched the leper.
• The Sudan type is fairly clean, but this Omsk variety is a cloud of atomic filth which carries with it every known quality of pollution and several that are quite unknown.
• Young men enter their houses, and over the mirror of their lives, comes the shadow of pollution.
• There is many a woman who goes to a life of degradation and pollution shedding burning tears over her 4-cent shirts.
• A union of virtue with pollution is the triumph of licentiousness.
• For that matter, we discovered that the pollution control board was not even equipped with proper sound-metres.
• Thou wert wonderfully snatched from a sink of pollution.
• I will not do violence to my sensibilities or offend those of my readers, by details of conduct, which the mind cannot contemplate without pollution and pain.
• He retorted with a sarcasm which has not been transmitted to us, but which may probably have reflected on the pollution of Christian morals by the Jesuits.
• The early Christians were also forbidden to frequent the public shows, as they were considered scenes of temptation and pollution.
• Accordingly men were sent from the senate to investigate this act of pollution.
• Unlike them, however, they are unable to attend the ordinary schools owing to the idea that it is pollution to touch them.
• Here, too, the supposed pollution of their touch comes in their way.
• Mere proximity to a female, or the thought of one, will be sufficient to produce a pollution, attended by voluptuous sensations.
• It is terrible in the hands of indignant genius, branding the audacious forehead of falsehood or pollution.
• By some retribution from a past existence thus she had found pollution with a beast.
• Preachers do not labor with their hands, and Indians can join the clerical order or get religion, without losing caste, for labor to them is pollution.
• He then goes off to inform the priests of the pollution committed so near their temple.
• They nourished the dwarf shrubs with their pollution.
• Assuming to come before God in prayer, but ignoring this truth, is but to insult, with pollution, Him who is infinitely Holy and pure.
• And the presence of ill-governed cities means the needless and deadly pollution of water that never was meant for a sewer.
• He will be said to bear the same pollution of hands as thyself.
• But what is the cause? is it pollution from the strangers? IPH.
• But how didst thou discover the pollution of the strangers? IPH.
• The pollution of Mars was the murder of Hallirothius.
• The man had left an odor of pollution, as it were, behind him.
• There lay upon the couch the dying Alexis, bloated by the excesses of a life of utter pollution, yet pale and haggard with terror and woe.
• An advantage is that the water in fruits is in a wholesome condition, free from the pollution often met with in the water used for drinking purposes.
• The glory and the baseness, the splendour and the pollution, were at once revealed.

Similar words containing POLLU without suffix tion

pollute9 polluted11 polluter10 pollutes10 pollucite13 pollusion11 pollutant11 polluters11 polluting12 pollutive14 pollucites14 pollusions12 pollutants12 pollutedly16 pollutions12 unpolluted13 nonpolluting15 pollutedness15 antipollution15 antipollutions16 pollutednesses17

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