Similar words: tennessee, rotten, openness, evenness, keenness, unevenness, sullenness, suddenness. Meaning: ['rɑtnɪs /'rɒt-] 
n. 1. in a state of progressive putrefaction 2. the quality of rotting and becoming putrid.
n. 1. in a state of progressive putrefaction 2. the quality of rotting and becoming putrid. 
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1) In the joking commences a rottenness.
2) By analyzing the rottenness mechanism of meat, an array of gas sensors was selected.
3) The rottenness in football shocked even the unshakeable Mr Rossi.
4) The fraudulent money system today is the source of all the rottenness.
5) A tranquil heart is life to the body , But passion is rottenness to the bones.
6) So is a Cheshire cheese full of mites more lively than a sound one: but that very liveliness only proves its rottenness.
7) The anti-Jewish pogroms in Czarist Russia were but the tip of the iceberg which revealed the inherent rottenness of the regime which was soon to disappear in the storm of revolution.
8) A sound heart is the life of the flesh: but envy the rottenness of the bones.
9) Better, some thought, to have followed the advice of early 1930s Treasury Secretary Andrew Mellon: "Liquidate labor, liquidate stocks,[http://sentencedict.com/rottenness.html] liquidate the farmers – purge the rottenness from the system."
10) In Zola's L'Argent, the rise and fall of a bank provides a metaphor for the rottenness of Louis Napoleon's Second Empire.
11) Therefore I am like a moth to Ephraim And like rottenness to the house of Judah.
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