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Meaning of inquinate
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inquinate (v. t.)
To defile; to pollute; to contaminate; to befoul.
inquinate Sentence Examples
- The factory's emissions inquinated the air with toxic chemicals.
- The polluted water inquinated the river, poisoning its inhabitants.
- The oil spill inquinated the coastline, harming wildlife and damaging ecosystems.
- The illegal dumping of waste inquinated the soil, creating a health hazard for nearby residents.
- The excessive use of pesticides inquinated the crops, compromising their safety for consumption.
- The chemical leak inquinated the groundwater, rendering it unusable for drinking and irrigation.
- The carelessly disposed of batteries inquinated the landfill, posing a threat to the environment.
- The industrial discharge inquinated the estuary, creating a foul odor and a danger to marine life.
- The improper disposal of medical waste inquinated the hospital grounds, compromising patient safety.
- The unregulated release of pollutants inquinated the atmosphere, contributing to climate change and respiratory problems.
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To defile; to pollute; to contaminate; to befoul.
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The factory's emissions inquinated the air with toxic chemicals.
The polluted water inquinated the river, poisoning its inhabitants.
The oil spill inquinated the coastline, harming wildlife and damaging ecosystems.
The illegal dumping of waste inquinated the soil, creating a health hazard for nearby residents.
