Moderate as in weak point To spoil or impair the quality, effectiveness, or nature of something; to corrupt or weaken, especially morally. Clear All
5 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Vitiate'
The counterfeit ingredients used in the production process could vitiate the quality of the medication.
One vitiate in the computer code caused the entire system to crash.
The detective discovered a vitiate in the alibi provided by the suspect.
The athlete's injury proved to be a vitiate in the team's overall performance.
The absence of proper safety measures can vitiate the reputation of a construction company.
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