vitiation
/ˌvɪʃiˈeɪʃən/
noun
- The act or process of spoiling, weakening, or reducing the quality or effectiveness of something.
- Constant criticism led to the vitiation of the team's morale.
- The vitiation of the river by industrial waste harmed local wildlife.
- The vitiation of the data made the experiment useless.
- The act of making something legally invalid or void.
- The vitiation of the treaty occurred when one side broke the terms.
- The lawyer argued for the vitiation of the contract due to duress.
- Any vitiation of the agreement must be proven in court.
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