Noun:

ఖచ్చితమైన, అవమానపరచు, వ్యాధి సంభాషణ, స్టిగ్మా, స్టెయిన్, శ్రమపడు, విచ్చిన్నం, ఫింగర్, మ్యాచ్,

tainting's Usage Examples:

King Henry VII attainting John Lord Zouch gave the Castle to Robert Willoughby Lord Brook and Lord.

or run the tests, but the right to see the code is not associated with tainting concerns, and public comments on the source code are allowed.

In 1661, Parliament passed acts posthumously attainting Oliver Cromwell, Henry Ireton and John Bradshaw—who were previously involved.

Modern browsers support multiple techniques for relaxing the same-origin policy in a controlled manner: Data tainting Netscape Navigator briefly contained a taint checking feature.

However, after the series the New York Giants cheated some Baltimore Orioles players out of their money, tainting the Cup and prompting Temple to sell the Pirates in disgust.

He noted that while critics on both sides of third stream objected to tainting their favorite music with the other, more strenuous objections were typically.

Act for attainting Joseph Bampfield (1819).

When the guardian of balance, Ariel, dies at the hands of a mysterious, malevolent entity, her lover Nupraptor the Mentalist turns his powers against his fellow Circle members, tainting the incumbent guardians with irrevocable madness and leaving the Pillars corrupt.

Specifically, a recipient may be perceived as complicit with or oblivious to a donor"s unethical practices, thus tainting its.

confiscation of all his estates (he had property at Inveresk), and the attainting of his family, including the baronetcy.

Dynamic tainting is a technique for protecting programs from illegal memory accesses.

as complicit with or oblivious to a donor"s unethical practices, thus tainting its own good name, especially when an institution grants naming rights.

due to the institutional culture of the Bureau, which resulted in the tainting of evidence.

Synonyms:

impurity, impureness, contamination, dust contamination,

Antonyms:

incorrupt, validate, succeed, honor, purity,