To increase profits, Bob, the neighbourhood drug dealer, decides to mix marijuana with some newly introduced drugs that will weaken the effects of marijuana. This practice is known as __________.

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Adulteration refers to the practice of mixing drugs with foreign substances in order to increase profits. In this case, Bob is mixing marijuana with other drugs in order to weaken its effects, which is a form of adulteration. Synchronization refers to the coordination of multiple actions, sensitization is a process of increasing sensitivity to a drug, and "chipping the pot" is not a commonly used term in drug culture.

To Increase Profits, Bob, the Neighbourhood Drug Dealer, Decides to Mix