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decomposed

adjective as in decayed

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Earlier this month, a severely decomposed torso, thought to be the victim's, was dug up in a nearby cemetery.

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At the Damascus hospital, the bodies brought from Seydnaya were laid out in a morgue, and when they ran out of space, the most decomposed ones were kept in a shed-like structure just outside.

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A few of the men had been dead for weeks judging by the way faces have decomposed.

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Post-mortem tests failed to ascertain the cause of Abiyah's death because tests on soft tissue, which had decomposed, could not be carried out.

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"Changes in carbon sinks can significantly influence global warming -- the less carbon decomposed means more carbon stored and less carbon in the atmosphere."

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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