festers

[US]/ˈfɛstəs/
[UK]/ˈfɛstərz/
Frequency: Very High

Translation

v.to become infected and form pus; to rot or decay; to become increasingly painful or distressing; to worsen or intensify

Phrases & Collocations

festers in silence

anger festers

wound festers

pain festers

resentment festers

doubt festers

fear festers

grief festers

guilt festers

hurt festers

Example Sentences

unresolved issues often fester over time.

when anger festers, it can lead to resentment.

neglecting your health can cause problems to fester.

letting grievances fester can damage relationships.

his doubts began to fester after the meeting.

old wounds can fester if not addressed.

ignoring a problem will only let it fester.

her insecurities festered, affecting her confidence.

when trust issues fester, communication breaks down.

he allowed his frustrations to fester instead of talking it out.

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