befouled

• Adjetivo que significa ensuciado, manchado o contaminado, a menudo con sentido moral o figurado de haber sido degradado o profanado.

An archaic or literary adjective meaning made dirty, polluted, or defiled, often used in a moral or physical sense.

1. Made dirty or pollutedC1formal

   To have been made physically dirty, filthy, or contaminated.

   Ensuciado o contaminado

   • The river was befouled by industrial waste.
   • The once pristine beach was befouled with trash.
   • His hands were befouled with mud and grease.

   Sinónimosbegrimedcontaminateddefileddirtyfilthyfouledgrimypollutedsoiledstainedtainted

   Antónimoscleanhygienicpuresanitaryspotless

2. Sullied or dishonoredC2formal

   To have been made morally or spiritually impure; tarnished.

   Manchado o deshonrado

   • His reputation was befouled by the scandal.
   • The sacred temple was befouled by acts of vandalism.
   • Her good name was befouled by false accusations.

   Sinónimoscorrupteddebaseddefileddesecrateddishonoredpollutedprofanedstainedtainted

   Antónimoscleanholypureunstainedunsullieduntainted

• Verbo que significa ensuciar, manchar o contaminar algo, a menudo en sentido físico o moral; también puede implicar corromper o degradar algo que antes era puro o limpio.

An archaic verb meaning to make dirty, foul, or defile; to pollute or corrupt.

1. Make dirty or polluteC2formal

   To make something dirty, stained, or impure, often by physical contact or contamination.

   Ensuciar o contaminar

   • The factory's waste befouled the nearby river.
   • His careless actions befouled the reputation of the entire team.
   • The once pristine beach was befouled by litter and oil.

   Sinónimosbegrimecontaminatedefiledirtyfoulpollutesoilstainsullytaint

   Antónimosclarifycleandecontaminatepurify