WordStudydecay
To slowly break down and go bad.
Meaning of «decay»
verb
to slowly break down and go bad
Old wood will decay if it stays wet.
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AR العربية
AZ Azərbaycan
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ID Indonesia
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to slowly break down and go bad
decayslowly get damaged, like teeth or buildingsSugar can make your teeth decay.
