Synonyms for Dry-rotting:
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v.
• decay
- Putresce
, - atrophy
, - be impaired
, - become contaminated
, - blight
, - break up
, - collapse
, - corrode
, - curdle
, - decline
, - decompose
, - defile
, - degenerate
, - depreciate
, - discolor
, - disintegrate
, - dissolve
, - dry-rot
, - dwindle
, - fade
, - fail
, - get worse
, - go bad
, - go to seed
, - go to the dogs
, - hit rock bottom
, - hit the skids
, - lessen
, - mildew
, - mold
, - molder
, - mortify
, - pejorate
, - perish
, - pollute
, - putrefy
, - reach depths
, - rot
, - sap
, - shrivel
, - sicken
, - sink
, - slump
, - spoil
, - suppurate
, - turn
, - wane
, - waste away
, - weaken
, - wear away
, - wither
.
What are the hypernyms for Dry-rotting?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for dry-rotting?
Dry-rotting is a term used to describe the process where wood or other materials get damaged and brittle due to lack of moisture. Antonyms for dry-rotting include rejuvenating, revitalizing, restoring, and refreshing. Rejuvenating means to bring back youthfulness and energy, while revitalizing means to make something more dynamic and exciting. Restoring refers to the act of repairing or renovating something to its original state, while refreshing indicates the act of bringing new life or energy to something. Using these antonyms implies that something will be made better, rather than deteriorating and becoming dry-rotted.
What are the antonyms for Dry-rotting?
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v.
• decay
- ascend
, - brighten
, - build
, - color
, - combine
, - develop
, - enlarge
, - expand
, - extend
, - flourish
, - germinate
, - grow
, - help
, - improve
, - increase
, - make well
, - prosper
, - put together
, - raise
, - ripen
, - rise
, - strengthen
, - unite
.
Related words: fungus rot, dry rot fungi, is dry rot contagious, can dry rot be cured, is dry rot dangerous
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