polluted
adjective
Origin of polluted
pollute
verb (used with object), pol·lut·ed, pol·lut·ing.
Origin of pollute
Synonyms for pollute
Antonyms for pollute
Related Words for polluted
violate, infect, taint, foul, poison, contaminate, stain, sully, defile, befoul, mar, debase, profane, soil, dishonor, alloy, desecrate, dirty, spoil, debauchExamples from the Web for polluted
Contemporary Examples of polluted
Instead, he wanted viewers to grasp that “this spring from which Mother Courage drank death was a polluted one.”
“Sometimes I worry what these polluted bodies are doing to the environment, too,” he says.
Has Tomblin been drinking the Tea Party's polluted Kool-Aid?
The toxins have polluted the groundwater and poisoned the soil.
Italy’s Triangle Of Death: Naples Residents Blame Child Cancer Rates On Mob Disposal Of Toxic ChemicalsBarbie Latza Nadeau
November 21, 2013
Once known as the most polluted place on earth, the city of Linfen is being held up as bastion of green progress.
Historical Examples of polluted
He worships every handsome woman, who will allow herself to be polluted by his incense.
PhilotheaLydia Maria Child
It sheared off heads so many, that it, and the ground it most polluted, were a rotten red.
A Tale of Two CitiesCharles Dickens
We do not say that art should be despised by the novelist; we only contend that it should not be polluted.
This, it is said, is an effective arrangement for drawing off the polluted air of a room.
Rural HygieneHenry N. Ogden
But heresies have polluted every church, and schisms are the fruit of disputation.
The PioneersJames Fenimore Cooper