Synonym: crappy, decayed, icky, lousy, rotted, shitty, stinking, stinky. Similar words: spotted, bitten, attend, smitten, attend to, attentive, attendant, attenuate. Meaning: ['rɑtn /'rɒtn] adj. 1. very bad 2. having or disintegrated; usually implies foulness 3. damaged by decay; hence unsound and useless.
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61. The floor's rotten and likely to give way.
62. The organization is rotten to the core.
63. She's a rotten singer.
64. How rotten for you!
65. What a rotten weather!
66. It was rotten luck to be ill on the day of the interview.
67. I had glandular fever and spent that year feeling rotten.
68. She's a rotten cook.
69. The smell outside this building is overwhelming — like rotten eggs.
70. Blame the rotten luck.
71. A jackal is a kind of the animal that scavenges rotten meat.
72. The service was rotten.
73. He was the favorite, and his mother spoiled him rotten.
74. The surface is rotten and breaks away when you touch it.
75. He fancies you rotten.
76. He's a rotten driver.
77. He's a rotten excuse for a lawyer. Why on earth did you hire him?
78. He hammered it into me that I had not suddenly become a rotten goalkeeper.
79. On closer examination the wood was found to be rotten.
80. His teeth were rotten and he had bad breath.
81. The financial system is rotten to the core.
82. He scrabbled in the snow for the rotten corpse.
83. Naturally,(http://sentencedict.com/rotten.html) he spoils them rotten.
84. Makes the rotten dead sit right up.
85. After two bites I realised the apple was rotten.
86. I've felt rotten all day.
87. The problem is that the core looks pretty rotten.
88. I felt nauseous and rotten for a week.
89. Let's hope his rotten mum pawns'em soon.
90. Green or rotten apples are rejected.
More similar words: spotted, bitten, attend, smitten, attend to, attentive, attendant, attenuate, attention, unwritten, attendance, inattentive, intermittent, pay attention, pay attention to, pitter-patter, gotta, motto, cotton, cottage, bottled, blotting, at bottom, not to mention, rote, trot, froth, broth, brother, crotch.