Words and phrases that have a meaning related to adulterant: (133 results)
Antonyms:
purifying
Often used in the same context:
chloramphenicol, nitrofuran, mycotoxin, furan, cyclamate, dichlorvos, coumarin, amygdalin, potato wart, benzoates, phenolphthalein, sorbate, essential amino acid, cetyl, hydrocyanic acid, coli, isopropyl, antifungal agent, escherichia coli, contaminant, peroxidase, sorbic acid, organochlorine, listeria monocytogenes, monosodium glutamate, feedstuff, benzoic acid, solanine, cyanides, enterobacteriaceae, tomalley, nitrofurantoin, organophosphate, heptachlor, enteric bacteria, papain, trans fatty acid, sodium lauryl sulfate, neomycin, isopropanol, clostridium botulinum, stearic acid, trichinella, salmonella enteritidis, biphenyl, sodium nitrite, aflatoxin, l. monocytogenes, propyl, geophagy, plasticiser, zinc chloride, sulfoxide, arabinose, hexavalent, dioxane, sodium fluoride, hexane, oxidizing agent, gliadin, parathion, annatto, saponin, canthaxanthin, monosodium, sodium nitrate, acidophilus, cruciferous vegetable, maltose, ammonium chloride, gingerol, pentachlorophenol, kanamycin, sodium phosphate, toxicant, unsaturated fatty acid, palmitic acid, isobutyl, exotoxin, residues, belladonna, antipyretic, homogenized milk, monosaccharide, pasteurized milk, ergotamine, wheat gluten, zinc sulphate, penicillin g, bromate, coccidia, butylated, oxalic acid, rodenticide, iodinated, chicory root, prussic acid, cochineal, palmitic, orthoxylene, hyoscyamine, sterilant, adulterants, site, adulteration, occurrence, precipitants, rendezvous, scapegoats, sequela, symptom, tactic, avocation, complication, confidant, culprit, culprits, destination, instrument, pathogen, precipitant
Appears in the definition of:
cassia occidentalis, coffee senna, mogdad coffee, senna occidentalis, stinking weed, styptic weed
Synonyms:
Also try:adulterating, extraneous, foreign
— Adjectives for adulterant: common, other, chief, frequent, principal, only, cheap, possible, commonest, dangerous, usual, more...
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