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Decaying forest
Definition:
A decaying forest refers to an area of land covered in dead or decomposing vegetation, often resulting in a unique ecological system.
Parts of Speech:
- Noun: The decaying forest looked eerie and mysterious.
- Adjective: The hikers were surrounded by the pungent smell of the decaying forest.
Senses:
- Main Sense: A forest where dead vegetation undergoes decomposition and plays a vital role in the natural cycle of nutrients.
- Noun: The ecologist studied the various species inhabiting the decaying forest.
- Verb: The fallen leaves slowly decayed, enriching the soil in the decaying forest.
- A metaphorical term used to describe abandonment or decline.
- Noun: The empty amusement park resembled a decaying forest of forgotten dreams.
- Adjective: The town's once-thriving economy now resembled a decaying forest.
Sample Sentences:
- The hikers explored the decaying forest, marveling at the teeming life within.
- As they walked through the decaying forest, the stench of decay grew stronger.
- The decaying forest was a haven for rare mushrooms and insects.
- The artist found inspiration in the twisted branches of the decaying forest.
- Over time, the decaying forest transformed into a lush meadow.
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