defedation
nounEtymology From Latin defoedatio, from Late Latin defoedare (“to defile”), from de- with foedare, present tense verb of foedo, from foedus (“foul”).
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The process of polluting or making filthy; pollution.
noun
Etymology From Latin defoedatio, from Late Latin defoedare (“to defile”), from de- with foedare, present tense verb of foedo, from foedus (“foul”).
The process of polluting or making filthy; pollution.
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