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Meanings of rotting in English
Portuguese
decomposição Catalan
descomposició 
Usage of rotting in English
1
Within fifteen miles of the enemy and idly rotting in the mud.
2
Ships lay rotting at the quays; brambles grow in the commercial streets.
3
The United Nations has warned the food is at risk of rotting.
4
We made our way past the rotting buffalo hides into the house.
5
They decay to a certain point, and then they just stop rotting.
6
If crops end up rotting in fields, how will the government react?
7
The rotting food and empty wine bottles on the ancient stone floor.
8
Now in connection with the spoilage and rotting that is another matter.
9
The discovery of rotting salted beef is also common in the town.
10
The money is literally rotting in my desk for want of use.
11
Their bodies were piled in a rotting heap at the Cashmere gate.
12
Along the river in Bogalay rotting corpses remain tangled in the scrub.
13
Their feet sank deeply in cushions of soaked moss and rotting leaves.
14
The odor inside-ofsewage, rotting food, sweat, other things-causedhim to pause.
15
The rotting planks of the boat could not stand such a blow.
16
She wore grey velvet, yellowed with age and rotting at the seams.
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United States of America
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Ireland
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United Kingdom
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