in the PONS Dictionary
pu·tre·fac·tion [ˌpju:trɪˈfækʃən, Am -əˈ-] N no pl form
1. putrefaction (decay):
- putrefaction MED of a body
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- putrefaction MED of a body
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- putrefaction MED of a body
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- putrefaction BIOL of organic matter
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- putrefaction BIOL of organic matter
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- putrefaction BIOL of organic matter
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- putrefaction BIOL of organic matter
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- putrefaction BIOL of organic matter
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- putrefaction BIOL of organic matter
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2. putrefaction fig (corruption):
- putrefaction of a culture, morals
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- putrefaction of a culture, morals
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rotting, putrefaction [ˌpjuːtrɪˈfækʃn] N ECOL (in lotic systems)
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