roting Antonyms
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Meaning of roting
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roting (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Rote
roting Sentence Examples
- The neglected wound was rotting, emitting a foul stench that filled the room.
- Abandoned food in the fridge had decayed beyond recognition, its contents now a putrid mess.
- The old tree stood tall but was rotting from within, its bark peeling away in chunks.
- The rotting leaves on the forest floor provided fertile soil for new plants to grow.
- The rotting flesh of the carcass attracted scavengers, their keen senses guiding them to the decaying meal.
- The rotten plumbing emitted a constant drip, driving the occupants of the house to the brink of distraction.
- The rotting floorboards creaked underfoot, a reminder of the house's age and decay.
- The rotting fruit on the kitchen counter attracted vinegar flies, their tiny bodies buzzing around the putrid treat.
- The rotting corpse of the murderer lay undiscovered in the basement, its stench alerting the authorities to its presence.
- The rotting economy cast a shadow over the city, leaving many unemployed and desperate.
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of Rote
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The neglected wound was rotting, emitting a foul stench that filled the room.
Abandoned food in the fridge had decayed beyond recognition, its contents now a putrid mess.
The old tree stood tall but was rotting from within, its bark peeling away in chunks.
The rotting leaves on the forest floor provided fertile soil for new plants to grow.
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