cankering Sentence Examples
- The **cankering** doubt eroded her confidence, despite her accomplishments.
- The **cankering** disease slowly spread through the rose garden, wilting once vibrant blooms.
- The historian noted how the **cankering** corruption within the government led to its downfall.
- The doctor warned about the **cankering** effects of prolonged stress on mental health.
- The politician's **cankering** negativity overshadowed his proposed solutions.
- The neglected house stood as a testament to the **cankering** effects of time and neglect.
- The **cankering** resentment between the siblings poisoned their ability to reconcile.
- The scientist researched the **cankering** effects of pollution on marine life.
- The social media platform struggled to combat the **cankering** spread of misinformation.
- The gardener carefully removed the **cankering** leaves from the tomato plants to prevent further infection.
cankering Meaning
cankering (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Canker
Synonyms & Antonyms of cankering
Synonyms:
- disgracing
- marring
- polluting
- vitiating
- demoralizing
- shaming
- cheapening
- abasing
- bastardizing
- perverting
- profaning
- contaminating
- harming
- warping
- lessening
- debasing
- tainting
- demeaning
- impairing
- wrecking
- thinning
- hurting
- watering-down
- ruining
- depraving
- prostituting
- humbling
Antonyms:
- restoring
- exalting
- purifying
- enriching
- refining
- purifying
- respecting
- ennobling
- clarifying
- enriching
- bettering
- dignifying
- cleaning
- restoring
- cleansing
- exalting
- cleaning
- clarifying
- respecting
- ameliorating
- bettering
- perfecting
- cleansing
- dignifying
- ennobling
- meliorating
- refining
- ameliorating
- meliorating
- perfecting
Synonyms:
- flawing
- dirtying
- downgrading
- depreciating
- tarnishing
- defacing
- descending
- taking-down
- spoiling
- begriming
- staining
- dishonoring
- befouling
- defiling
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
FAQs About the word cankering
of Canker
weakening, humiliating, destroying, poisoning, debauching, deteriorating,degrading, corrupting, diluting, subverting
elevating,improving, improving, amending, honoring, elevating, amending, uplifting, honoring, uplifting
The **cankering** doubt eroded her confidence, despite her accomplishments.
The **cankering** disease slowly spread through the rose garden, wilting once vibrant blooms.
The historian noted how the **cankering** corruption within the government led to its downfall.
The doctor warned about the **cankering** effects of prolonged stress on mental health.
