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Definitions from the WebOrganic DecayNoun: The natural process of decomposition or breakdown of organic materials. Example sentence: The smell in the forest was overpowering due to the organic decay of fallen leaves and dead trees. Verb: To undergo or cause organic materials to decompose or break down. Example sentence: The compost heap in the backyard is a thriving ecosystem where organic matter slowly decays, turning into nutrient-rich soil. Adjective: Describing the state or quality of being in a state of decay. Example sentence: The abandoned house showed signs of organic decay, with its crumbling walls and moss-covered roof. Related Products: Explore books on composting and organic gardening on Amazon. | ||||
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