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Meanings of putrescence in anglès
Usage of putrescence in anglès
1
What the larva of antiquity ate was live flesh and not putrescence.
2
Dissolution and putrescence are alike common and unclean... in State or organism.
3
So strong that food and water tasted like faintly chlorinated putrescence.
4
The smell of putrescence, the fell mage's last spell, was overwhelming.
5
This smell was like that, like the smell of tomatoes decaying into putrescence.
6
Fear wafting off us in great pungent plumes of putrescence.
7
It was not the voice of a wholesome creature; there was putrescence in it.
8
The putrescence had become an atmosphere all its own.
9
It was an acrid mixture of incense, of attar of roses, with every imaginable putrescence.
10
Flies swarmed over the clots and coils of putrescence.
11
They stank of sweat, putrescence, bad tobacco, and vodka.
12
An ignis fatuus, perhaps; a Jack-o'-lanthorn begotten of putrescence.
13
Mingled with the brine was a frowsty putrescence which furred the roof of his mouth.
14
Even Hegel said that wars invigorate humanity just as the storm preserves the sea from putrescence.
15
For my part, I tell you he died from the "putrescence of modern times."
16
It revealed the crudity of the cosmetics applied to Swann's face, and the burgeoning putrescence beneath.
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Translations for putrescence
espanyol
Putrescence through the time