Noun:

प्युट्रीफॅक्शन,

putridity's Usage Examples:

considered it "a disgusting combination of voluptuousness and loathsome putridity—glowing in colour and wonderful in execution, but conceived in the worst.

putredinous, putrefacient, putrefaction, putrefactive, putrefy, putresce, putrescence, putrescent, putrescible, putrescine, putrid, putridity, putrilage, putrilaginous.

Wales, and his opinion was that the disease was a putrid fever "without malignity, except that attending putridity".

Club praised it as "beautifully balancing putridity, profanity, and poignancy", and Publishers Weekly appreciated its "relentless.

disease was a putrid fever "without malignity, except that attending putridity".

introduced some of the virus matter, or, in other words, inoculated him with putridity.

purveyor purview push pusillanimity pustule putative putrefaction putrefy putridity putty (Modern Fr.

; Latin noun putredo -inis, rottenness, putridity; Latin genitive case noun putredinis, of putridity.

added that the "efficacy of bleeding, in all cases not attended with putridity, was great.

putresce, putrescence, putrescent, putrescible, putrescine, putrid, putridity, putrilage, putrilaginous ‡putrescō putresc-  –  – quaerō -quirō quaer-.

described it as "a disgusting combination of voluptuousness and loathsome putridity—glowing in colour and wonderful in execution, but conceived in the worst.

putrefaction, putrefactive, putrefy, putresce, putrescence, putrescent, putrescible, putrescine, putrid, putridity, putrilage, putrilaginous ‡putrescō putresc-.

Under the author"s imagination, there is no putridity; no bribes between officials; citizens are all amicable and live a joyful.

Synonyms:

impureness, impurity,

Antonyms:

innocence, status, purity,