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Definition of spoilage
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Examples of spoilage in a Sentence
The milk should be refrigerated to prevent spoilage.
in the days before refrigeration, spoilage was a constant problem
Recent Examples of spoilage from the Web
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JetBlue won't be liable for damage, loss, or spoilage.
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That would be his butler Bunter (a fittingly imperious Nolan Palmer), who goes into full crisis mode over the spoilage of – horrors! – a batch of vintage sherry.
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But the strategy took a financial hit in June 2016 when Bolthouse Farms voluntarily recalled a selection of protein drinks due to possible spoilage.
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Because vinegar is a mild acid, these sauces can be stored at room temp without spoilage.
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Butter: Refrigerator As a dairy product, butter must be stored in the fridge to prevent spoilage.
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Butter: Refrigerator As a dairy product, butter must be stored in the fridge to prevent spoilage.
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Her fears — of poisoning, tampering, spoilage — ran rampant.
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To combat potential spoilage of its shocking Season 4.5 premiere last Friday, Sci Fi sent reviewers screener DVDs that did not include the revelation of the final Cylon.
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First Known Use of spoilage
1597
SPOILAGE Defined for English Language Learners
spoilage
playDefinition of spoilage for English Language Learners
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: the process or result of decaying
SPOILAGE Defined for Kids
spoilage
playDefinition of spoilage for Students
: the process or result of the decay of food
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