Rottenness is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ROTTENNESS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the state of being rotten
• in a state of progressive putrefaction
• the quality of rotting and becoming putrid
• the quality of being rotten.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• having rotte; putrid

Words related to ROTTENNESS

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Words that contain ROTTENNESS

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How to use ROTTENNESS in a sentence

• The Whigs, on the other hand, saw the rottenness of England as a cause that would incite her to revolution also, and they advocated reform while yet there was time.
• Vast, however, and admirably organized as the fabric of Roman power appeared on the frontiers and in the provinces, there was rottenness at the core.
• You fostered the social rottenness without sowing an idea.
• Thus one acquires crime as a habit, a product of social rottenness, due to the ineffective measures for the prevention and repression of crime.
• The earth is corrupt, science only serves to show its rottenness.
• Abel, sounded the gamut of rottenness in his efforts to convict the accused men without the semblance of a fair trial.
• Is the holy arch in danger because a few nails are rusty, because a few cords are rotten? Other nails and cords are supplied in their place, and the rottenness is cast away.
• Every-where his seductions are successful, and Byron uses him as a means of exposing the weakness of the human heart and the rottenness of society in all countries.
• Pre-eminently it shows the rottenness of that mere Act-of-Parliament foundation on which some, now-a-days, would rest our Church.
• But the secret power of the organization surprised me, though I knew very well the political influence at election time which the rottenness of our politics gave them.
• How that rottenness has been giving way, during the childhood of Nance Oldfield, to what may be styled a comparative decency, need not be described here.
• Who am to be consumed as rottenness, and as a garment that is motheaten.
• Our world has obviously awakened to the rottenness in Denmark.
• The attractive warmth and color and richness are found to be but rottenness and decay.
• Let rottenness enter into my bones, and swarm under me.
• Soon its pretty leaves were waterlogged, and it sank down to bed with the grassy rottenness beside the whitish grasses.
• In trials, such as those related above, the noblest traits of character or the hollowness and rottenness of a profession are often plainly seen.
• One thing he teaches, that there is rottenness where he appears.
• If I had the backing that land gives a man, I could clean out a lot of rottenness in the State.
• Take a soul that is saturated with the rottenness of depravity into the core of heaven, and it is in the heart of hell still.
• There is a ripeness of moral fastidiousness that is often difficult to distinguish from rottenness.
• It invaded whole empires until they fell in pieces from very rottenness.
• He holds a glass before the eyes of the most beautiful, and makes them see therein their deformity and rottenness, and they acknowledge it.
• That is why we have this flood of literature just now telling us of the gross abuses and general rottenness of the German army.
• As he bent down the body of a dead soldier inflated by its own rottenness bubbled up to the surface.
• As the valet of Count Almaviva he has seen the man of privilege at close quarters and has sounded his rottenness and incapacity.
• Denis in 1774, that seemed to mark the final dissolution into rottenness of the Bourbon-Versailles regime.
• In a short time I had the world again lying at my feet, but, being so forsaken, I soon recognized its whole rottenness.
• The feeling of mental rottenness and insecurity that had weakened his thought through the period of his illness, had gone.
• Religion could find a soul to save in a mass of rottenness which, of the five senses of man, had now only that of sight.
• Yet we do not advise the immediate disturbance of this venerable piece of rottenness and absurdity.
• Next year came the famine, revealing in an instant the rottenness of the economic foundations upon which the welfare of Ireland depended.
• The rottenness of these historical documents reminded him that he was not, after all, hastening on to begin the morning practically as he had intended.
• The very beauty and purity of the fraternal relation cloaks the miserable rottenness of the imitation.

Similar words containing ROTTENNES without suffix s

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