pu·tre·fac·tion [ˌpju:trɪˈfækʃən] SUST. no pl. form
1. putrefaction (decay):
2. putrefaction fig. (corruption):
- putrefaction of a culture, morals
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She also demanded that the coffin be kept open, and went to see it regularly; patting it and taking no notice of the putrefaction.
en.wikipedia.org The exact rate of putrefaction is dependent upon many factors such as weather, exposure and location.
en.wikipedia.org The bodies often swelled in the heat as a result of putrefaction and the escape of gases, and the covering of earth split.
en.wikipedia.org Initially, the gases of putrefaction are constrained within the body cavities, but eventually diffuse through the adjacent tissues, and then into the circulatory system.
en.wikipedia.org The change was facilitated by ferment or yeast, which has the characters of a compound of nitrogen in the state of putrefaction.
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