putrescence

At first I thought they were true animals, managing to survive in putrescence.

Of meat left in the earth, the way she liked it, still on the bone and half gone to putrescence.

Then it begins to eat of tile putrescence in the hood, and to change.

There is a moral putrescence peculiar to the denial of genocide.

It was the scent of decay, of putrescence and death.

The reflections culminate with a personal nightmare of putrescence and death.

Wherever the matter was probed one came upon corruption and mental putrescence.

The wind momentarily shifted, and the cold air turned heavy with the stench of putrescence.

Both made pretty good careers regaling us with the putrescence of their own backyards.

It brought perfume and putrescence, and left the sweat dry on his face.

An evil odor came to the air, a stink of putrescence and filth.

A smell of such rich putrescence that surpassed even his anticipations!

At once he was immersed in a world of slithering, cluttering putrescence.

It began to deteriorate, hurrying to catch up to several weeks' delayed putrescence.

What they smack their lips on is the putrescence of something they long ago killed."

Just squeezing the carton in lifting it released a putrescence strong enough to close her throat.

Serious putrescence had not set in yet.

The bodies had been sprawled on the road long enough to fill the late-summer air with an overwhelming putrescence.

He choked on my words, and waves of putrescence flowed from his crumbling body, so that I looked at him with disgust.

Its leaves were black, and shone not with sap but with the sweat of putrescence.

The faint putrescence of it made her gag.

Her face is a mask of putrescence.

With mocking laughter he vanished, leaving behind the stench of putrescence and spice.

The two women's eyes met, and the hint of putrescence drifted into the room on a puff of hot air.

He stepped into a place of putrescence.