vitiates

v.

（使）削弱( vitiate的第三人称单数 )；（使）破坏；（使）损害；（使）无效

1. This may vitiate a literal translation.
   这就会损害直译的价值。
2. No such Variation shall vitiate this Contract.
   任何该等变更都不会造成本合同失效。

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