pestilentness (Meaning)
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pestilentness (n.)
The quality of being pestilent.
Synonyms & Antonyms of pestilentness
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pestilentness Sentence Examples
- The pestilentness of the plague ravaged the village, leaving behind a trail of desolation.
- The air hung heavy with the pestilentness of decomposing bodies, suffocating the living.
- The foul stench emanating from the infected wound was a testament to its pestilentness.
- The pestilentness of the swamp made it a breeding ground for disease, threatening the nearby settlements.
- The city's overcrowded slums were a hotbed of pestilentness, where diseases spread unchecked.
- The pestilentness of the garbage dump drew scavengers and disease-carrying vermin.
- The stagnant water in the pond became a pestilent breeding ground for mosquitoes and malaria.
- The pestilentness of the industrial waste polluted the river, rendering its water unfit for consumption.
- The pestilentness of war left behind a scarred and broken landscape, its people traumatized and its infrastructure in ruins.
- The pestilentness of poverty created a cycle of despair and hopelessness, trapping its victims in a web of misery.
FAQs About the word pestilentness
The quality of being pestilent.
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The pestilentness of the plague ravaged the village, leaving behind a trail of desolation.
The air hung heavy with the pestilentness of decomposing bodies, suffocating the living.
The foul stench emanating from the infected wound was a testament to its pestilentness.
The pestilentness of the swamp made it a breeding ground for disease, threatening the nearby settlements.
