| Definition of 'rottenness' |
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1. (noun) putrescence, putridness, rottenness, corruption
in a state of progressive putrefaction
2. (noun) putrescence, rottenness
the quality of rotting and becoming putrid
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Sense: bad; mean
What rotten luck!; It was a rotten thing to do.
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 Afrikaans: sleg |
 Arabic: عَفَن، تَعَفُّن |
 Bulgarian: гнилота |
 Brazilian: apodrecimento |
 Czech: shnilost |
 German: die Fäule |
 Danish: råddenskab |
 Greek: σαπίλα |
 Spanish: podredumbre, putrefacción |
 Estonian: roiskumus |
 Farsi: پوسیدگی |
 Finnish: mädäntyneisyys |
 French: pourriture |
 Hebrew: נִבזוּת |
 Hindi: सड़ापन, जीर्णता-शीर्णता |
 Croatian: trulež |
 Hungarian: ro(t)hadtság |
 Indonesian: kebusukan |
 Icelandic: rotnun |
 Italian: marciume |
 Japanese: 腐敗 |
 Korean: 썩음 |
 Lithuanian: supuvimas, bjaurumas |
 Latvian: puvums; nejaucība |
 Malay: kereputan |
 Dutch: rotheid |
 Norwegian: råte; råttenskap |
 Polish: rozkład |
 Persian: پوسیدگی |
 Pashto: خوسا شوی |
 Portuguese: apodrecimento |
 Romanian: putreziciune; stricăciune |
 Russian: испорченность |
 Slovak: zhnitosť, prehnitosť |
 Slovenian: gniloba |
 Serbian: pokvarenost |
 Swedish: ruttenhet |
 Thai: ความเน่าเปื่อย |
 Turkish: çürüklük |
 Taiwanese: 腐壞 |
 Ukrainian: гнилизна |
 Urdu: گلا سڑا ہونا |
 Vietnamese: sự thối; sự xấu xa |
 Chinese: 腐败 |
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