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stain
stān/
verb
past tense: stained; past participle: stained
1.
mark (something) with colored patches or dirty marks that are not easily removed.
"her clothing was stained with blood"
synonyms: discolor, blemish, soil, mark, muddy, spot, spatter, splatter, smear, splash, smudge, blotch, blacken; literaryimbrue
"her clothing was stained with blood"
be marked or be liable to be marked with a stain.
damage or bring disgrace to (the reputation or image of someone or something).
"the awful events would unfairly stain the city's reputation"
synonyms: damage, injure, harm, sully, blacken, tarnish, taint, smear, bring discredit to, dishonor, drag through the mud; literarybesmirch
"the report stained his reputation"
2.
color (a material or object) by applying a penetrative dye or chemical.
"wood can always be stained to a darker shade"
synonyms: color, tint, dye, tinge, pigment
"the wood was stained"
Origin

late Middle English (as a verb): shortening of archaic distain, from Old French desteindre ‘tinge with a color different from the natural one.’ The noun was first recorded (mid 16th century) in the sense ‘defilement, disgrace.’
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