decomposing (Meaning)

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decomposing (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Decompose

The forgotten sandwich in the back of the fridge emitted a pungent odor, a clear sign it was decomposing.
Fallen leaves on the forest floor provided a natural blanket, slowly decomposing and enriching the soil beneath.
The forensic team carefully examined the decomposing body to gather evidence and determine the time of death.
Scientists study the rate at which different materials, like plastic and wood, decompose in various environments.
The shipwreck, once a mighty vessel, lay decomposing on the ocean floor, its once-proud masts now mere shadows.
Improperly stored historical documents can become brittle and difficult to read after decomposing over time.
The compost bin hummed with activity as microorganisms happily decomposed food scraps and yard waste.
Hot summer temperatures accelerated the decomposition of the fruit on the counter, turning it from juicy to mushy in just a few days.
The researchers analyzed the decomposing plant tissue to identify the specific fungus causing the widespread disease.
As the old barn succumbed to neglect, its wooden beams slowly decomposed, exposing the hayloft to the elements.

of Decompose

rotten, spoiled, rotting, rotted, decayed,decomposed, decaying, repulsive, offensive, vile

savory, perfumed,aromatic, savory, sweet, perfumed, savoury, redolent, fragrant, scented

The forgotten sandwich in the back of the fridge emitted a pungent odor, a clear sign it was decomposing.

Fallen leaves on the forest floor provided a natural blanket, slowly decomposing and enriching the soil beneath.

The forensic team carefully examined the decomposing body to gather evidence and determine the time of death.

Scientists study the rate at which different materials, like plastic and wood, decompose in various environments.