vi·ti·ate [ˈvɪʃieɪt] ГЛ. перех. офиц.
| I | vitiate |
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| you | vitiate |
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| we | vitiate |
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| they | vitiate |
| I | vitiated |
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The daily invasion of visitors, many of high social and political rank, vitiated the atmosphere with frivolous concerns and vain conversations.
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