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adulterator

/əˈdʌl.tə.reɪ.tər/

Traduction: Nom désignant une substance qui rend une autre substance impure ou moins efficace, ou une personne qui altère délibérément une substance pour la rendre impure ou moins efficace.

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noun

/əˈdʌl.tə.reɪ.tər/C2formal
  • frNom désignant une substance qui rend une autre substance impure ou moins efficace, ou une personne qui altère délibérément une substance pour la rendre impure ou moins efficace.

A noun referring to a substance that reduces the purity or effectiveness of another substance, or a person who deliberately alters a substance to make it impure or less effective.

  1. Impure substanceC2formal

    A substance that is added to another substance to make it less pure or effective.

    frSubstance adultérante

    • The company was fined for using an adulterator in their food products.
    • The adulterator in the fuel caused engine damage.
    • Testing revealed the presence of an adulterator in the medication.

    Synonymesadulterantcontaminantimpuritypollutant

    Antonymespurifierrefiner

  2. Person who corruptsC2formal

    A person who adds impure or inferior materials to a product, reducing its quality or effectiveness.

    frPersonne qui altère

    • The adulterator was arrested for tampering with the milk supply.
    • He was known as an adulterator of fine wines.
    • The court sentenced the adulterator for his role in the scandal.

    Synonymesdebaserpolluter

Formes
  • adulterators plural form
  • adulterators' possessive plural form
  • adulterator's possessive singular form
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