moldering (Meaning)

Webster

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

of Moulder

The abandoned house stood moldering, its rotting timbers a grim testament to neglect.
The once-vibrant painting had moldered away, its colors faded and its canvas crumbling.
The scent of moldering leaves filled the autumn air, a poignant reminder of the passing seasons.
The old books on the shelf were moldering, their pages yellowed and brittle.
The moldering bread was inedible, its once-fresh crumb now soft and rancid.
The moldering logs gave off a pungent odor, hinting at decay and decomposition.
The forgotten clothes in the attic had moldered into a pile of dusty remnants.
The moldering corpse was a gruesome sight, its flesh sagging and its eyes vacant.
The old man's moldering mind had lost its clarity, leaving him a shadow of his former self.
The crumbling mansion was a moldering ruin, its once-elegant facade a facade for its decay.

of Moulder

decomposing, mildewy, putrescent, decaying,rotting, moldy, corroded, degenerated,putrefying, tainted

sweet, sweet, undecomposed, fresh, untouched, untouched, good, good,fresh, pristine

The abandoned house stood moldering, its rotting timbers a grim testament to neglect.

The once-vibrant painting had moldered away, its colors faded and its canvas crumbling.

The scent of moldering leaves filled the autumn air, a poignant reminder of the passing seasons.

The old books on the shelf were moldering, their pages yellowed and brittle.