Definition Synonyms
Definition of feculent - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
uncleanRare filthy, scummy, muddy, or foulRare
- The feculent pond emitted a terrible smell.
2.
contaminatedRare dirty with faeces or other impuritiesRare
- The river was feculent after the storm.
Origin of feculent
Latin, faex (dregs)
Examples of feculent in a sentence
His shoes were covered in feculent mud. The feculent odor was overwhelming. Feculent water leaked from the pipe.
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- French:fétide, fécal, ...
- German:dreckig, verunreinigt, ...
- Italian:fangoso, feculento, ...
- Spanish:fétido, contaminado, ...
- Portuguese:fétido, contaminado, ...
- Chinese:污秽的, 污浊的, ...
- Japanese:汚れた, 汚染された, ...
- Arabic:قَذِر, مُلوَّث, ...
- Hebrew:מְלוּכְלָךְ, מְזֹהָם, ...
- Russian:грязный, загрязненный, ...
- Ukrainian:брудний, забруднений, ...
- Hindi:गंदा, मलिन, ...
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