putrefy in a sentence
v. t.
Definition
To putrefy means to decay or rot, producing a foul smell, typically due to the breakdown of organic matter.
Sample Sentences
- The abandoned fruit slowly began to putrefy in the summer heat.
- Without proper refrigeration, the leftovers will putrefy within a few days.
- The scientist studied how bacteria cause organic matter to putrefy and release gases.
- The stench of putrefying meat filled the air, making everyone gag.
- In the damp, dark corner of the cellar, vegetables began to putrefy, attracting flies.
- The warm weather caused the leftovers to putrefy quickly, releasing a foul odor.
- In the absence of proper preservation, the fruits began to putrefy, attracting flies and other pests.
- He studied the process by which organic materials putrefy, fascinated by the science of decay.
- If the meat is left out too long, it will inevitably putrefy and become unsafe to eat.
- The artist used putrefied elements in her work to symbolize the cycle of life and death.
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