Pronunciation: /ˈæsɪd slʌdʒ/
noun a substance that is thick and viscous, typically a byproduct of industrial processes containing acidic components
A1 The workers had to clean up the acid sludge spill.
A2 The factory had to dispose of the acid sludge properly to avoid environmental damage.
B1 The company faced a lawsuit due to improper disposal of acid sludge.
B2 The scientists conducted a study on the effects of acid sludge on aquatic life.
C1 The government implemented strict regulations on the handling and disposal of acid sludge.
C2 The research team developed a new method for treating acid sludge before release into the environment.
formal The industrial plant disposed of the acid sludge in a secure and environmentally friendly manner.
informal They had to clean up the acid sludge spill before it caused any damage.
slang I can't believe they dumped all that acid sludge into the river!
figurative The toxic relationship left behind an emotional acid sludge that took time to clean up.
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