remediated Antonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- emended
- reinforced
- strengthened
- revised
- reformed
- perfected
- intensified
- enriched
- amended
- ameliorated
- refurbished
- enhanced
- bettered
- reworked
- edited
- rectified
- upgraded
Weak:
Meaning of remediated
remediated
remedial, to make (something) the target of remedial action, to make the target of remedial action
remediated Sentence Examples
- The contaminated soil was thoroughly remediated to remove toxic substances.
- The abandoned landfill site underwent extensive remediation to restore its ecological balance.
- The polluted river was remediated using advanced filtration and purification technologies.
- The former brownfield site is now a vibrant community after undergoing successful remediation.
- The oil spill aftermath required immediate remediation to mitigate environmental damage.
- The remediation process involved excavation, treatment, and restoration of the affected area.
- The groundwater was remediated to remove contaminants that posed health risks.
- The air pollution in the industrial zone was remediated through the installation of emissions control systems.
- The historical building's facade was carefully remediated to preserve its architectural integrity.
- The remediation project aimed to restore the natural ecosystem and enhance the quality of life for the local community.
FAQs About the word remediated
remedial, to make (something) the target of remedial action, to make the target of remedial action
remedied, rehabilitated,improved, corrected, refined, emended, reinforced, strengthened, revised, reformed
impaired, tarnished, harmed, hurt, spoiled, vitiated,damaged, injured, worsened, spoilt
The contaminated soil was thoroughly remediated to remove toxic substances.
The abandoned landfill site underwent extensive remediation to restore its ecological balance.
The polluted river was remediated using advanced filtration and purification technologies.
The former brownfield site is now a vibrant community after undergoing successful remediation.
