ammoniated

8.8

Treated with ammonia to change its properties

adjective
/əˈmɒniˌeɪtɪd/

Specialized

: amonificado

The process involved using ammoniated compounds to improve the chemical properties of the product.

Examples

He said they are not bugs Anyway there it's it's delicious, but it's also a very acquired and it is kind of ammoniated as well.
Ammoniated strych-- that's window cleaner.

The Man with Two Brains (1983)
For my purpose, an injection of 200 CC's of ammoniated strychnoclorahype into the buttocks, causing the brain to die last.

The Man with Two Brains (1983)
Ammoniated fertilizers can enhance soil quality by providing essential nitrogen for plant growth.
Many household cleaners are ammoniated to effectively remove tough stains and odors.

Synonyms

ammoniac

vsammoniated

Specialized

9.9

Having a strong smell like ammonia or containing ammonia

is about being actually combined or treated using ammonia

ammoniacal

vsammoniated

Specialized

9.9

Containing ammonia or having a strong ammonia smell

is specifically about being combined or treated with ammonia

fumed

vsammoniated

Specialized

7.9

Wood darkened by ammonia gas to make a rich dark finish for furniture or floors

is broader and applies to any substance treated or combined with ammonia

How Ammoniacal

ammoniated

Specialized

8.8

ammoniac

Specialized

9.9

Surface Forms

ammoniated positive

Morphology

ammoniated = ammoniate (transparent) = ammonia + ate + ed

Formed as the regular past-participle/adjectival -ed form of 'ammoniate', which itself is transparently derived from 'ammonia' + '-ate'.

Etymology

Ammoniated comes from the common chemical ammonia and the ending -ated, which means 'treated with' or 'made with'. So something ammoniated has been combined or treated with ammonia, for example an ammoniated fertilizer.