roted (Meaning)

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roted (imp. & p. p.)

of Rote

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The plants in the garden wilted and roted due to lack of sunlight.
The old wood had roted away, leaving a hollow cavity.
The roof of the abandoned house had completely roted through.
The tooth had roted so badly that the dentist had to extract it.
The wound became infected and roted, requiring urgent medical attention.
The leaves on the trees turned brown and roted, falling to the ground in autumn.
The vegetables in the refrigerator had roted and spoiled due to a power outage.
The fabric of the ancient scroll had roted away, making it difficult to read.
The roots of the tree had roted, causing the trunk to weaken and eventually collapse.
The old boat had roted on the shore, its hull riddled with holes.

of Rote

No synonyms found.

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The plants in the garden wilted and roted due to lack of sunlight.

The old wood had roted away, leaving a hollow cavity.

The roof of the abandoned house had completely roted through.

The tooth had roted so badly that the dentist had to extract it.