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• v  corrupt, debase, or make impure by adding a foreign or inferior substance; often by replacing valuable ingredients with inferior ones
  adulterate liquor
• s  mixed with impurities

• The adulteration of milk with a synthetic liquid by unscrupulous people was a big scandal in the town.
• The plant managers willfully adulterated the product in order to meet the demand.
• These middlemen are likely to possess the technology necessary to adulterate raw milk.

• load
• stretch
• dilute
• debase
• adulterated
• debased

News & Articles

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• New Company, The Pure Greek Olive, Brings Rustic Greek Olive Oil to the American Dinner Table
  The Pure Greek Olive today announced the inauguration of its high quality, unadulterated gourmet olive oil to the U.S. market. Based in the Boston metro area, the company seeks to introduce a higher standard of olive oil to the American palate.
  June 12, 2013 - Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance

Quotes

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• John Toshack in Sportinglife.com
  Toshack added: "And I feel now that it is all over for this World Cup, two points from five games is not good enough and Austria will think they can catch Poland and England. But we must not adulterate the competition, we must be professional for...