vitiated (Meaning)

Wordnet

vitiated (s)

impaired by diminution

ruined in character or quality

Webster

of Vitiate

The contract was rendered vitiated due to the misrepresentation of essential facts.
The evidence presented at trial was vitiated by its hearsay nature.
The promise made by the politician was vitiated by the subsequent change in circumstances.
The original document was vitiated by unauthorized alterations.
The agreement between the parties was vitiated by the presence of a hidden flaw.
The election results were vitiated by allegations of widespread fraud.
The court ruling was vitiated on appeal due to a procedural error.
The employee's performance was vitiated by a personal crisis.
The artistic value of the painting was vitiated by its damaged condition.
The authenticity of the signature was vitiated by expert analysis.

impaired by diminution, ruined in character or qualityof Vitiate

crippled, harmed, spoiled, blemished, damaged, fallible, disfigured, insufficient, broken,impaired

whole,perfect, entire, intact, intact, entire, perfect, whole, flawless, complete

The contract was rendered vitiated due to the misrepresentation of essential facts.

The evidence presented at trial was vitiated by its hearsay nature.

The promise made by the politician was vitiated by the subsequent change in circumstances.

The original document was vitiated by unauthorized alterations.