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putrescent

[pyoo-tres-uhnt] / pyuˈtrɛs ənt /








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This cheery facade was always rotten, red meat for investors propped up by a trembling skeleton of venture capital, but now it is absolutely putrescent.

From The Verge

As with all our monsters, zombies rise so that the living can either also fall or find some kind of salvation by surviving, fighting and obliterating these putrescent threats.

From New York Times

The pinkish, putrescent, rurally located lagoons have been a source of concern for decades.

From The New Yorker

But sexism, more intractable than a putrescent infection that turns the dead into monsters, has survived the zombie apocalypse.

From The Guardian

So why haven’t any of these putrescent teams knocked the Sixers off their perch?

From New York Times