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putrid

/ˈpjuː.trɪd/

Traduction: Qualifie quelque chose qui est en train de pourrir ou de se décomposer, souvent avec une odeur nauséabonde.

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adjective

/ˈpjuː.trɪd/C1formal
  • frQualifie quelque chose qui est en train de pourrir ou de se décomposer, souvent avec une odeur nauséabonde.

Describes something that is decaying or rotting, often with a foul smell.

  1. Related to decayC1formal

    Relating to or characterized by the process of rotting or decomposition.

    frputride, en lien avec la décomposition

    • The putrid smell from the swamp was overwhelming.
    • The laboratory studied the putrid process of organic matter.
    • Putrid conditions can lead to the spread of disease.

    Synonymesfetidpurulentrankrottenseptic

    Antonymesfreshwholesome

  2. Decomposed and foul-smellingB2formal

    In an advanced state of decay, emitting a very unpleasant odor.

    frputride, en décomposition avancée

    • The garbage had become putrid after being left in the sun for days.
    • A putrid carcass lay by the side of the road.
    • The water in the stagnant pond was putrid and undrinkable.

    Synonymesdecayedfetidfoulrancidrottenstinking

    Antonymesfragrantfreshsweetwholesome

  3. Morally corruptC1formal

    Extremely unpleasant or morally bad; corrupt or evil.

    frCorrompu moralement

    • The regime was known for its putrid corruption and abuse of power.
    • He described the scandal as a putrid affair.
    • The novel explores the putrid underbelly of high society.

    Synonymescorruptdebaseddegeneratedepravedevilfoulimmoralrottenvilewicked

    Antonymeshonorablemoralnobleprincipledrighteousuprightvirtuouswholesome

Formes
  • more putrid comparative form
  • most putrid superlative form
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