rot in a sentence

v. i.

Definition

ROT: to undergo decomposition or decay, typically resulting in a breakdown of organic matter and often producing a foul odor.

The leaves began to rot after exposure to the constant rain.
She noticed a foul smell coming from the fruit that had started to rot.
If you leave the vegetables in the fridge too long, they will eventually rot.
The wood left outside without treatment will rot and weaken over time.
His careless attitude made it seem like he was letting his ambitions rot away.
The smell of rot filled the air as the forgotten vegetables decomposed in the garden.
He was determined to fix the old wooden chair before it succumbed to rot.
After weeks of rain, the basement was beginning to show signs of rot along the walls.
The scientist studied the processes of decay to better understand how organic matter turns to rot.
Despite the rot that had set in, the tree still bore fruit, albeit fewer than before.
The compost pile began to rot as the warm sun accelerated the decomposition process.
She could smell the foul odor of the fruit that had started to rot in the back of the fridge.
His enthusiasm for the project began to rot when he encountered numerous unforeseen obstacles.
The old wooden fence had begun to rot after years of exposure to rain and humidity.
If you leave the door open for too long, the heat will rot away your chances of a comfortable evening.