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For over a year the memory and the desire for vengeance festered in her heart.festered = grew worse over time
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The cut had festered into a swollen, painful sore after she ignored it for days.festered = became inflamed and filled with pus
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Rumors began to fester in the absence of clear communication from leadership.fester = grow worse over time
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Bad morale has festered in the department for years.festered = grew worse over time
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The harm you did to him will fester and pain you all of your life unless you're able to make up for it. (source)fester = get worse
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No need to fester it. (source)fester = make it worse
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And worst of all, the smell of festering flesh.† (source)festering = (of an injury) getting inflammation and creating pus OR (generally) getting worse -- especially through inattention
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She says sometimes you have to scream out emotions; if you don't, they'll fester.† (source)
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But if you had the same hole and no maggots you simply festered for a while and then you had gangrene. (source)festered = suffered inflammation and created pus
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Otherwise it just festers, and eventually, you just blow.† (source)festers = (of an injury) gets inflamed and creates pus OR (generally) gets worse -- especially through inattention
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As were the torment, if each lazar-house Of Valdichiana, in the sultry time 'Twixt July and September, with the isle Sardinia and Maremma's pestilent fen, Had heap'd their maladies all in one foss Together; such was here the torment: dire The stench, as issuing steams from fester'd limbs.† (source)fester'd = (of an injury) became inflamed and created pus OR (generally) got worse -- especially through inattention
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Negative thoughts had a way of festering.† (source)festering = (of an injury) getting inflammation and creating pus OR (generally) getting worse -- especially through inattention
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And you left the same Band-Aid on for—God—probably thirty-seven hours by now, just letting it fester inside that warm, moist old Band-Aid.† (source)
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His ankle festered, maggots hatched in it, and Garrett began to run a high fever.† (source)festered = (of an injury) became inflamed and created pus OR (generally) got worse -- especially through inattention
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To have lived through something but not be able to get it out of you before it festers.† (source)festers = (of an injury) gets inflamed and creates pus OR (generally) gets worse -- especially through inattention
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As were the torment, if each lazar-house Of Valdichiana, in the sultry time 'Twixt July and September, with the isle Sardinia and Maremma's pestilent fen, Had heap'd their maladies all in one foss Together; such was here the torment: dire The stench, as issuing steams from fester'd limbs.† (source)fester'd = (of an injury) became inflamed and created pus OR (generally) got worse -- especially through inattention
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