rotta (Meaning)
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rotta (n.)
See Rota.
Synonyms & Antonyms of rotta
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rotta Sentence Examples
- The virus spread a relentless rotta through the human population, leaving victims with severe respiratory complications.
- The abandoned house stood dilapidated and decaying, its walls riddled with rotta and mildew.
- The spoiled fruit had a pungent rotta that filled the air, making the refrigerator unbearable to open.
- The car's chassis had rusted away, leaving it a crumbling shell with holes riddled by rotta.
- The old ship's hull had succumbed to rotta, slowly disintegrating in the harsh ocean currents.
- The once-pristine painting was now a canvas of rotta, its colors faded and its subject matter barely recognizable.
- The grapes had turned to a mushy rotta, attracting swarms of flies to the once-sweet fruit.
- The rotting wood emitted a foul rotta that permeated the entire forest, warning animals to stay clear.
- The rotta of the wound spread rapidly, threatening to infect the entire limb and put the patient's life at risk.
- The decaying meat had a slimy rotta that made it impossible to stomach, even for scavengers.
FAQs About the word rotta
See Rota.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The virus spread a relentless rotta through the human population, leaving victims with severe respiratory complications.
The abandoned house stood dilapidated and decaying, its walls riddled with rotta and mildew.
The spoiled fruit had a pungent rotta that filled the air, making the refrigerator unbearable to open.
The car's chassis had rusted away, leaving it a crumbling shell with holes riddled by rotta.
