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vitiate
verb (vitiated , vitiating )
1 to impair the quality or effectiveness of (eg an argument); to make something faulty or defective.
2 to make (eg a legal contract) ineffectual or invalid.
[16c: from Latin vitiare , from vitium blemish]
vitiation noun .
vitiator noun .
verb (vitiated , vitiating )
1 to impair the quality or effectiveness of (eg an argument); to make something faulty or defective.
2 to make (eg a legal contract) ineffectual or invalid.
[16c: from Latin vitiare , from vitium blemish]
vitiation noun .
vitiator noun .
viticulture
noun the cultivation of grapes for making wine; viniculture.
[19c: from Latin vitis vine + culture]
viticultural adjective .
viticulturist noun .
noun the cultivation of grapes for making wine; viniculture.
[19c: from Latin vitis vine + culture]
viticultural adjective .
viticulturist noun .
vitiligo
noun , pathol a condition in which irregular patches of the skin lose colour and turn white.
[17c: Latin, meaning a skin eruption]
noun , pathol a condition in which irregular patches of the skin lose colour and turn white.
[17c: Latin, meaning a skin eruption]
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