Definition
Definition of feculence - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
sedimentationDated sediment or dregs, especially in liquidsDated
- The feculence settled at the bottom of the bottle..
2.
impuritiesDated dirty matter or impuritiesDated
- The feculence settled at the bottom of the tank.
Images of feculence

sediment or dregs, especially in liquids 
dirty matter or impurities
Origin of feculence
Latin, faex (dregs) + -ulentus (full of)
Examples of feculence in a sentence
After filtering, no feculence remained in the liquid. The river was clogged with feculence after the storm. The feculence in the water made it undrinkable.
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- French:sédiment, saletés, ...
- German:Bodensatz, Unreinheit, ...
- Italian:residuo, impurità, ...
- Spanish:sedimento, impurezas, ...
- Portuguese:sedimento, sujidade, ...
- Chinese:沉淀物, 污垢, ...
- Japanese:沈殿物, 不純物, ...
- Arabic:رَوَاسِب, شَوائِب, ...
- Hebrew:מִשְׁקָע, טִינוּפָה, ...
- Russian:осадок, примеси, ...
- Ukrainian:осад, нечистоти, ...
- Hindi:अवसाद, गंदगी, ...
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