Molder example sentences

Related (10): decay, decompose, disintegrate, spoil, putrefy, crumble, rot, corrode, deteriorate, fester

"Molder" Example Sentences

The rain-soaked wood began to molder and rot.
Dust and mold had begun to molder the old book.
The bones of the long-dead animal were molding in the dirt.
The papers had been molding away in the attic for decades.
Plans to renovate the dilapidated house were put on hold as it continued to molder.
The molding fruit lay forgotten on the kitchen counter.
The ancient sculptor's clay works began to molder away over time.
The molding leaves fell from the trees in autumn.
The garden shed was molding away from years of neglect.
The forgotten canvas moldered in the damp corner of the studio.
The stored documents had begun moldering in the damp basement.
The antique chair had started to molder due to wood rot.
The decaying logs slowly molded in the forest clearing.
The leather had begun to molder away into dust.
The curtains had started moldering from the moisture and dust.
The forgotten manuscript had moldered away in an old trunk for centuries.
The letters from his lost love had begun to molder with age.
The once vibrant colors of the painting had started to molder and fade.
The ruined castle had been molding for hundreds of years.
Long-forgotten artifacts were moldering away in the tomb.
The unused tool had begun moldering in the shed.
The buried treasure chest had started moldering underground.
The pages of the diary were starting to molder and stick together.
The wooden bridge had started moldering due to years of neglect.
The bodies had begun moldering in the mass grave.
The rotting piece of fruit moldered in the bottom of the bag.
The molding bread lay discarded in the trash.
The produce section was filled with molding fruits and vegetables.
The body had begun moldering away in the coffin.
The tattered clothes had started moldering in the bottom of the closet.
The molding smell gave away that something was rotting.
The financial records had begun moldering in the forgotten safe deposit box.
The cellar was filled with moldering old furniture and junk.
The fabric had begun moldering with age.
The molding manuscript lay forgotten under layers of dust.
The once flourishing society had begun moldering into obsolescence.
The dead leaves moldered into the earth throughout the winter.
Rotting wood and molding walls show how the house had begun moldering away.
Long decayed bodies had begun moldering together in the mass grave.
The molding mattress was thrown out due to the foul odor.
The wooden playground equipment was molding from years of disrepair.
The once lively city had begun moldering into a ghost town.
The end of civilization seemed imminent as everything began moldering into ruin.
The skeletons of the long dead were moldering together in the crypt.
The remnants of the ancient civilization were moldering into dust.
The newspaper articles had started moldering yellow and brown with age.
The basement contained all kinds of molding objects from decades past.
The molding remains were all that was left of the once mighty statues.
The forgotten meal moldering in the refrigerator smelled truly foul.
The body of the deceased had begun moldering in the warm ground.
The molding papers had become crumbly and brittle with age.
The food in the pantry was moldering away.
Neglected problems have a tendency to molder and fester.
The molding house plants needed to be thrown out.
The molding book was hardly recognizable anymore under layers of mildew.
Old injuries tend to molder within us and affect our future relationships.
The abandoned vehicle had begun moldering in the junkyard.
The long-neglected garden had begun moldering into an overgrown mess.
The idea had been moldering in his mind for years.
Plans to moldering away on the shelf without ever being acted upon.

Common Phrases

Molder away - To decay or deteriorate slowly over time; usually said of objects.
Moldering remains- The decaying or decomposing leftovers of something or someone that once existed.
Molder in/into - To decay or disintegrate while staying in one place.
Moldering pile - A heap of things that are decaying or decomposing.
Begin to molder - To start showing signs of decay or decomposition.
Mold(e)r in the ground/dirt - To decay or disintegrate while buried.
Mold(e)r in the corner/closet/attic - To decay while being stored or neglected in an out-of-the-way place.
Mold(e)r in one's memory - To remain alive in one's thoughts over time, despite decay from neglect.
Mold(e)r to dust - To decay completely into dust or powder.
Mold(e)r in one's hands - To decay or disintegrate while still being held.