festering's Usage Examples:

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describes the song as "(qualifying) on all grounds, with lyrics full of festering resentment, and Hammett giving a lengthy solo.

young troublemaker who found humor in dead animals, festering sores and clobbering child psychologists with baseball bats.

Lawrence had enough evidence of some Acadians continuing to breach neutrality that he and the Council decided to solve the festering Acadian problem once and for all.

by shaggy beards, and their skins covered with festering sores, from heat rash to leech bites and jungle rot.

Robert Hayden's poem Middle Passage alludes to this passage with the lines Deep in the festering hole thy father lies, / of his bones New England pews are made / those are altar lights that were his eyes.

Appearing on the Stern show in 2007, Curro revealed his recurring "festering boil" on his rear; a photo of his "purplish, blistered buttocks" was posted.

He had been given a different body which was a festering, pungently cadaverous, maggot-ridden walking corpse that had a massive living red.

This removed the need for festering a sand-cement mixture into the finish, thereby dramatically increasing.

Abigail Hyland of The Line of Best Fit wrote that the EP "[vocalises] a problem that’s been festering at the core of the music industry since.

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The resin consumes the festering flesh of putrescent abscesses, assists the ripening of tumours, carries away mucus and yellow.

It will become fine dust over the whole land of Egypt, and festering boils will break out on men and animals throughout the land.

Synonyms:

suppuration, purulence, sanies, bodily fluid, humour, body fluid, gleet, pus, liquid body substance, humor, ichor,

Antonyms:

peristalsis, source, sink, activation, discontinuance,