putresce Antonyms
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Meaning of putresce
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putresce (v. i.)
To become putrescent or putrid; to putrefy.
putresce Sentence Examples
- When food is left out for too long, it begins to putresce and develop a foul odor.
- Bacteria thrive in moist environments, causing organic matter to putresce rapidly.
- The uncollected garbage in the alley started to putresce, attracting rats and flies.
- Without proper preservation, fruits and vegetables will putresce quickly.
- The stagnant water in the pond began to putresce, creating an unpleasant smell.
- The abandoned building had been left to decay and putresce over the years.
- The damp conditions in the basement caused the old books to putresce, damaging them beyond repair.
- The dead animal on the roadside started to putresce, posing a health hazard.
- Without proper ventilation, the air in the room can become stagnant and putresce.
- The neglected garden began to putresce, with weeds taking over and soil becoming contaminated.
FAQs About the word putresce
To become putrescent or putrid; to putrefy.
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When food is left out for too long, it begins to putresce and develop a foul odor.
Bacteria thrive in moist environments, causing organic matter to putresce rapidly.
The uncollected garbage in the alley started to putresce, attracting rats and flies.
Without proper preservation, fruits and vegetables will putresce quickly.
