inquination (Meaning)
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inquination (n.)
A defiling; pollution; stain.
Synonyms & Antonyms of inquination
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inquination Sentence Examples
- Air inquination from factories poses a significant threat to public health.
- The river was heavily polluted, rendering its water unfit for human consumption due to inquination.
- The construction site released considerable noise inquination, causing discomfort to nearby residents.
- The use of pesticides has led to soil inquination, reducing agricultural productivity.
- The oil spill resulted in severe water inquination, threatening marine life and tourism.
- The inquination of the air with smog causes respiratory problems and reduces visibility.
- Plastic inquination is a global epidemic, posing harm to wildlife and the environment.
- Industrial activities often contribute to water inquination, releasing toxic chemicals and pollutants.
- Noise inquination from traffic can disrupt sleep patterns and cause stress.
- Governments have implemented regulations to reduce inquination and protect human health and the environment.
FAQs About the word inquination
A defiling; pollution; stain.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
Air inquination from factories poses a significant threat to public health.
The river was heavily polluted, rendering its water unfit for human consumption due to inquination.
The construction site released considerable noise inquination, causing discomfort to nearby residents.
The use of pesticides has led to soil inquination, reducing agricultural productivity.
