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Meanings of festering in English
Usage of festering in English
1
The festering euro zone debt crisis has spurred investors to shun risk.
2
That would drag out a festering crisis that risks splitting the country.
3
A smell of scorched rags and festering wounds hung in the air.
4
The effect of its curses putrefied flesh and set wounds to festering.
5
I have to escape this festering hikikomori life as fast as possible.
6
There are too many Fosters, fostering and festering in this Victorian land.
7
The rig was moved on July 16, but the wounds are festering.
8
From drains inserted in festering sores fetid matter trickled, drop by drop.
9
It came from sheer nonexistent communication, the building up of festering rages.
10
It was surely no worse than the pain already lodged and festering.
11
And the festering open wounds point to continual slow Kisses of death.
12
Resentment becomes a festering sore inside you and poisons your whole being.
13
Someone at the edge of the festering crowd was hollering, Stop shooting!
14
Al didn't like having so much resentment and hostility festering close by.
15
Everywhere rot, and more rot: suppurating lakes of it, and festering hills.
16
Filth and garbage piled up everywhere, left to sit in festering heaps.
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Catalan
Festering through the time
Festering across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common