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Definition of putrescence - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
decayed matterTECH. matter that is decaying and putridTECH.
- The putrescence in the corner attracted flies.
2.
moral decayRare moral or spiritual decayRare
- He lamented the putrescence of society's values..
Images of putrescence

matter that is decaying and putrid
Origin of putrescence
Latin, putrescere (to rot)
Examples of putrescence in a sentence
Putrescence was evident in the rotting fruit. The novel explores the putrescence of political corruption. The documentary highlighted the putrescence of corporate greed.
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- French:putréfaction, putrescence, ...
- German:Verwesung, moralischer Verfall, ...
- Italian:putrescenza, decadenza morale, ...
- Spanish:putrefacción, corrupción moral, ...
- Portuguese:putrescência, degradação moral, ...
- Chinese:腐烂物质, 道德败坏, ...
- Japanese:腐敗物, 道徳的腐敗, ...
- Arabic:عُفُونَة, انحلال, ...
- Hebrew:רִיקָבוֹן, רִקָּבוֹן מוּסָרִי, ...
- Russian:гниль, моральное разложение, ...
- Ukrainian:гниль, моральний занепад, ...
- Hindi:सड़ा हुआ पदार्थ, नैतिक पतन, ...
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