bacterise (Meaning)
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bacterise (v)
subject to the action of bacteria
Synonyms & Antonyms of bacterise
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bacterise Sentence Examples
- The stagnant water in the pond had become bacterised, posing a health risk to swimmers.
- The open wound festered as bacteria proliferated, bacterising the surrounding tissue.
- Unpasteurised milk could carry harmful bacteria that could bacterise the body if ingested.
- The improperly stored food had been bacterised, rendering it unsafe for consumption.
- The contaminated water supply had bacterised an entire community, leading to widespread illness.
- Improper hygiene practices allowed bacteria to bacterise the restroom, posing a risk to users.
- The bacterised soil in the garden contained pathogens that could harm plants and crops.
- The antibiotic treatment successfully eliminated the bacteria that had bacterised the patient's lungs.
- The bacteriologist conducted tests to determine which bacteria had bacterised the sample.
- The bacterised wound required immediate medical attention to prevent further infection.
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subject to the action of bacteria
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The stagnant water in the pond had become bacterised, posing a health risk to swimmers.
The open wound festered as bacteria proliferated, bacterising the surrounding tissue.
Unpasteurised milk could carry harmful bacteria that could bacterise the body if ingested.
The improperly stored food had been bacterised, rendering it unsafe for consumption.
