maggotish in a sentence

Definition

'Maggotish' refers to something that is decayed, rotten, or in a state of decomposition, often associated with a foul smell or unpleasant appearance.

The old, maggotish leftovers in the fridge emitted a foul odor that filled the kitchen.
After the storm, the once vibrant garden took on a maggotish appearance, with wilted plants and decaying leaves.
The horror movie featured a scene where the maggotish creature crawled out of the shadows, sending chills down the audience's spines.
As she cleaned the neglected corner of the attic, she stumbled upon a box of maggotish books, their pages stuck together with age.
His description of the abandoned house was so vivid that I could almost see its maggotish facade and rotting beams.