tabefy in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

Tabefy (verb): to cause tissue to become necrotic or to decay, often as a result of disease or infection.

The doctor explained that the condition could tabefy over time if not treated properly.
As the infection progressed, it began to tabefy the previously healthy tissue surrounding the wound.
The researchers were alarmed to discover that the virus could tabefy the immune system's response.
If left untreated, the injury would tabefy and lead to more severe complications.
The once-vibrant landscape started to tabefy, losing its color and vitality as winter approached.