sanitized
- adjective
- /ˈsænɪˌtaɪzd/
- US
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sanitizado
- She always edits her blog posts to create a sanitized version that is suitable for all audiences.
And I became almost like a sanitized, clean version of who I was.
- And I became almost like a sanitized, clean version of who I was.
- When you actually read these narratives, you know, it's really quite different than the sanitized versions that we often get presented with.
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I'm sure they do have some value in building confidence in young readers, but they are seriously formulaic, very sanitized, and frankly no one needs 150 of them.
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When you actually read these narratives, you know, it's really quite different than the sanitized versions that we often get presented with.
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And I became almost like a sanitized, clean version of who I was.
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This new one seems so sanitized, and I find it hard to connect to the story.
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It's like a sanitized supercar for people who are rich, who want to buy something that people who are rich buy.
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As a result, if they get good at anything at all, they get good at handling a boring, sanitized, artificial, mutant subset of... you get the picture.
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The report was thoroughly sanitized to ensure that no confidential information was disclosed.
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Before sharing the document with the public, the team sanitized it to remove any sensitive data.
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Etymology
Sanitized also comes from the Latin sanitas ('health') and the idea of 'making safe', like sanitary. So a sanitized document or file has sensitive or harmful details removed so it is safe to share.