rot in Greek
rot in Greek is σαπίζω — rot means to decay or break down through the action of bacteria or fungi.
rot in Greek
σαπίζω
Pronounced: sapizo
What does "rot" mean?
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verb To decay or break down through the action of bacteria or fungi.
"The fallen apples were left to rot in the orchard."
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verb To decline gradually in condition, quality, or morale.
"He felt his ambition rot away after years in the same dead-end job."
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noun The process of decaying, or the decayed matter itself.
"There's rot in the window frame that needs replacing."
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noun Nonsense; foolish talk (informal, chiefly British).
"Don't talk rot — of course it'll work."
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rot in a sentence
- The fallen apples were left to rot in the orchard.
- Damp wood will rot if it isn't treated.
- He felt his ambition rot away after years in the same dead-end job.
- If the club keeps ignoring its fans, team spirit will slowly rot.
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What is "rot" in Greek?
"rot" in Greek is σαπίζω. rot means: To decay or break down through the action of bacteria or fungi.
How do you pronounce σαπίζω?
"rot" in Greek is σαπίζω, pronounced "sapizo".
How do you use "rot" in a sentence?
Example: "The fallen apples were left to rot in the orchard." In Greek, "rot" is σαπίζω.
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