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decaying

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Noun — The ongoing process of rotting or gradual deterioration.

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decaying leaves a decaying building

Etymology

From "decay" + "-ing."

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Frequently asked questions

What does “decaying” mean?

The word “decaying” means the ongoing process of rotting or gradual deterioration. In plain terms, the process of something rotting or falling apart.

How do you use “decaying” in a sentence?

Here is “decaying” used in a sentence: “The smell of decaying leaves filled the autumn air.”

What part of speech is “decaying”?

“Decaying” is a noun.

Is “decaying” a common word?

“Decaying” is an uncommon word in modern English.

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