What is another word for Tainting?
Pronunciation:
[ tˈe͡ɪntɪŋ], [ tˈeɪntɪŋ], [ t_ˈeɪ_n_t_ɪ_ŋ]
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Synonyms for Tainting:
adj.
• dangerous (adjective) • Other relevant words: (adjective) • pestilent/pestilential (adjective)n.
• pollution (noun)v.
• blemishing (verb)- Blemishing,
- Nicking,
- Flawing,
- Hacking,
- chipping,
- Disfiguring,
- marking,
- cracking,
- splotching,
- hurting,
- Checking,
- Abrading,
- Flecking,
- Dotting,
- staining,
- Blotting,
- Scarring,
- Kinking,
- scraping,
- Defacing,
- Freckling,
- Slitting,
- spotting,
- Tarnishing,
- Gashing,
- defecting,
- Fracturing,
- Distorting,
- scratching,
- Discoloring,
- Deforming,
- Marring,
- damaging,
- Specking,
- Notching,
- scoring,
- Scuffing,
- blistering,
- spoiling.
Other synonyms:
• contamination • Other relevant words:- dust,
- back up,
- station,
- coloration,
- stigma,
- order,
- fouled,
- smudge,
- unsportsmanlike,
- put down,
- billet,
- shape,
- pinpoint,
- mark,
- discolour,
- plaguey,
- forged,
- afoul,
- bemire,
- tinge,
- espial,
- commit,
- red-hot,
- distinguish,
- denigrative,
- invest,
- speckle,
- blistery,
- scrape,
- detrimental,
- clog up,
- post,
- bitter,
- grading,
- hot,
- hint,
- demean,
- mite,
- canker sore,
- food coloring,
- slap-up,
- begrime,
- pernicious,
- espy,
- splash,
- colorize,
- spoilage,
- caustic,
- pose,
- pip,
- not bad,
- toxic condition,
- corrupt,
- crack,
- defect,
- localise,
- defile,
- stinky,
- old,
- acrid,
- touch,
- wicked,
- shitty,
- department of transportation,
- pane,
- colouration,
- dit,
- denigratory,
- discoloration,
- vile,
- splattering,
- recognize,
- depravity,
- acid,
- yucky,
- dispiriting,
- vesiculation,
- pestilence,
- disheartening,
- site,
- nauseous,
- big,
- dishonor,
- acerb,
- loathly,
- tempt,
- take down,
- atom,
- regulate,
- identify,
- colouring,
- tough,
- defamatory,
- charm,
- befoulment,
- slanderous,
- filth,
- constellate,
- filthy,
- vesication,
- fetid,
- corking,
- particle,
- dyestuff,
- pain,
- patch,
- splintering,
- dandy,
- ground,
- neat,
- defilement,
- maculate,
- rotten,
- pestiferous,
- distort,
- marker,
- chip,
- dishonour,
- colorise,
- spying,
- queasy,
- despoilation,
- home,
- pathologic,
- grease,
- dose,
- groovy,
- stead,
- transmission,
- offensive,
- sickening,
- pinch,
- disperse,
- mote,
- food color,
- spotlight,
- soilure,
- virulent,
- decomposition,
- spattering,
- cheating,
- colourize,
- morbid,
- detection,
- pathological,
- degrade,
- rot,
- bit,
- snap,
- choke off,
- skank,
- ill-scented,
- uncollectible,
- semblance,
- transportation,
- contaminant,
- rank,
- maculation,
- cruddy,
- dirt,
- putridness,
- regretful,
- lieu,
- dapple,
- land,
- corruptness,
- despoilment,
- tarnish,
- slur,
- libelous,
- revolting,
- fracture,
- spoilt,
- adulterant,
- contaminate,
- blob,
- nauseating,
- putrescence,
- gloss,
- stud,
- rate,
- pollute,
- corpuscle,
- jot,
- catching,
- pick out,
- plaza,
- space,
- high-risk,
- sprinkle,
- spatter,
- target,
- repellant,
- spoil,
- pestilential,
- skanky,
- calumnious,
- smear,
- congest,
- shoes,
- property,
- put,
- vividness,
- badly,
- choke,
- sulfurous,
- tell apart,
- funky,
- range,
- foul-smelling,
- colourise,
- lousy,
- intoxication,
- great,
- work,
- degeneracy,
- lay,
- act upon,
- calumniatory,
- mold,
- speculative,
- smutty,
- unsound,
- foetid,
- libellous,
- shame,
- deadly,
- bang-up,
- smelly,
- topographic point,
- unfit,
- distasteful,
- sulphurous,
- swell,
- discern,
- battery-acid,
- molecule,
- discolor,
- colour,
- debasement,
- color in,
- loony toons,
- breakdown,
- repelling,
- situation,
- risky,
- impureness,
- come out,
- soupcon,
- prejudicial,
- clog,
- direct,
- window pane,
- keen,
- befoul,
- spoiled,
- brand,
- dirty,
- clouding up,
- piazza,
- seat,
- repellent,
- localize,
- defective,
- baneful,
- grade,
- descry,
- daub,
- coloring material,
- scatter,
- flaw,
- berth,
- colly,
- nasty,
- set,
- locate,
- icky,
- mar,
- attaint,
- fleck,
- aim,
- point,
- unsporting,
- disfigure,
- vitriolic,
- spy,
- loathsome,
- negative,
- sorry,
- send,
- crappy,
- position,
- sully,
- badness,
- acerbic,
- recognise,
- office,
- make out,
- smirch,
- blank space,
- bully,
- determine,
- smuttiness,
- subversion,
- zen,
- territory,
- emblazon,
- dross,
- marked-up,
- contagious disease,
- discolouration,
- scratch,
- spoilation,
- come in,
- grime,
- superman,
- deface,
- smashing,
- despoliation,
- ignominy,
- disgusting,
- cloud,
- nifty,
- back breaker,
- grunge,
- discredit,
- disgustful,
- peachy,
- greenhouse warming,
- prejudicious.
- impurity,
- Fogging,
- rotting,
- Blighting,
- clouding,
- Addling,
- tinting,
- debasing,
- infect,
- diseased,
- Dappling,
- bad,
- dot,
- influence,
- demoralising,
- Disgracing,
- Misting,
- poisoning,
- adulteration,
- Calumniating,
- noisome,
- place,
- mottling,
- corruption,
- blemish,
- Aspersing,
- Bribing,
- Faulting,
- Decaying,
- Debauching,
- dirtiness,
- Slandering,
- stinking,
- Impairing,
- putrefaction,
- Subverting,
- speck,
- Infecting,
- blot,
- Depraving,
- Defaming,
- revolutionising,
- foul,
- Obscuring,
- coloring,
- contamination,
- uncleanness,
- crud,
- Cankering,
- splashing,
- adulterating,
- infectivity,
- denigrating,
- degrading,
- vitiation,
- contagion,
- Dishonoring,
- inspiring,
- Smutting,
- color,
- demoralizing,
- spot,
- infection,
- stain,
- corrupting,
- canker,
- disgrace,
- Shaming,
- dye,
- misdirecting,
- Profaning,
- Blurring,
- Vitiating,
- taint,
- Perverting,
- soil,
- decomposing,
- Revolutionizing.
How to use "Tainting" in context?
Tainting is the process of imparting an undesired or detrimental effect on something. Tainting can refer to any unwanted alteration of the property or composition of a substance, organism, or environment. It has a variety of meanings, but generally refers to adding a negative characteristic to an object.
Tainting can occur unintentionally, through contact with hazardous or harmful substances, or as part of a deliberate act to mess with the object or its composition. It can also be used to disguise the contents of a container or lead to unintentional consequences. In many cases, unwanted tainting can be reverted or eliminated by proper procedure or clean-up.
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