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Adjective(1) very bad,having rotted or disintegrated,damaged by decay,hence unsound and useless,decayed,decaying,dishonest,immoral,despicable,inferior,bad(2) very bad(3) having rotted or disintegrated(4) damaged by decay(5) hence unsound and useless(6) decayed(7) decaying(8) dishonest(9) immoral(10) despicable(11) inferior(12) bad

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(1) In general, funds with poor long-term past performance tend to have rotten future performance.(2) His lips slid along her cheek to whisper into her ear, u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510Let me spoil you rotten today.u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb(3) If political stability could be achieved by toppling a rotten dictator or if nations could be built at gunpoint, this problem would not be so pressing.(4) Mothers were supposed to harass you until you had your own children, after which they spoiled your children rotten .(5) There were about ten of them, varying in age and height, but all with the same dark eyes and dirty faces, rotten teeth and tearful, pleading voices.(6) But the problem for this Government is that it is rotten to the core.(7) He hardly had the outer appearance of a man who was rotten with evil on the inside.(8) She was just spoilt rotten , and always got her way.(9) He is a decent, dull-faced fellow who appears completely normal, which is more than can be said for the local copper, who fancies Rachel rotten .(10) There was the curious fact that whereas Hitler began as a competent strategist and ended as a rotten one, with Stalin it was the other way round.(11) What begins with hope and freshness in each case quickly degenerates into something twisted and rotten .(12) Taking away days and weeks worth of effort in a single stroke is a lousy rotten thing to do to your patrons.(13) The question may be asked whether there was something rotten in the state of France.(14) I didn't stop to think that I was being pretty rotten myself.(15) The forest floor often is covered with duff from rotten pine needles, logs, and leaves.(16) Professor John Marangos hurls still another batch of rotten tomatoes at the neoclassical approach to political economy.