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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a polluted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that has been contaminated or made unclean, typically referring to the environment or specific elements within it.
Example: "The river is a polluted body of water, affecting the local wildlife and ecosystem."
Alternatives: "an contaminated" or "a tainted".
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A Democrat, he ran for City Council on a reform ticket, determined to transform a polluted, declining industrial city.
Even liberal Texans took umbrage, for instance, when Al Gore portrayed the state as a polluted hellhole.
Buiksloterham, a polluted and deprived industrial area in Amsterdam, serves as case study.
Senator Levin spoke of a "polluted" system that allowed black-market funds to move through the US banking system.
His dyspepsia runs through the book like a polluted stream.
The Pearl of the Pacific had become a polluted eyesore.
"It confirmed that it's a polluted body of water," Adams said.
"A polluted lake would be devastating to this community," he said.
It's not possible to conduct serious journalism in such a polluted system.
/ That garbage is their favorite lair," David wrote of a polluted creek nearby.
Water may be poured, sprinkled, thrown, or blown upon a polluted person or object.
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