sanitized
/ˈsænɪtaɪzd/
adjective
- Made clean and free from germs or dirt.
- All the toys in the daycare are sanitized every evening.
- The hospital uses only sanitized equipment for surgeries.
- She wiped down the counter with a sanitized cloth.
- Changed to remove unpleasant or offensive parts; made less shocking or more acceptable.
- The movie was a sanitized version of the true story, leaving out the violence.
- The company released a sanitized report that hid the financial losses.
- His speech was sanitized to avoid offending any political group.
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verb
- Past tense of sanitize: made clean and free from germs or dirt.
- She sanitized her hands before touching the patient.
- The janitor sanitized the bathroom floors with bleach.
- They sanitized the kitchen after preparing raw chicken.
- Past tense of sanitize: removed unpleasant or offensive parts from something.
- The government sanitized the historical records to hide the truth.
- The editor sanitized the article to make it suitable for children.
- He sanitized his jokes so they would be appropriate for the office party.