cankering 

  1. 動詞
canker現在分詞:
不及物動詞:
產生潰瘍
腐敗起來
及物動詞:
使...(事)腐敗

    
                        
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                                For many a gilded chamber's here, Which solitude might well forbear, Within this dome, ere yet decay Hath slowly worked her cankering way.                            
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                                As you do so, the cankering poison of selfishness will leave you, and it will be replaced by a sweet and wonderful feeling that seems to come in no other way.                            
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                                The outlaw state of (counterfeit-)Israel, rapaciously conceived in the blood of native Palestinians and in mocking disobedience to God's biblical prohibition on a Jewish homeland, continues to disfigure and distort this fallen creation, filling the world with a vile and cankering stench of death and a darkness so pernicious that it blackens the fairest of hearts.                            
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                                On the contrary, you perceive, and you have convinced me, that it is only strict justice, only self-defence.' The Marchesa was attentive, and the Confessor added, 'She is not immortal; and the few years more, that might have been allotted her, she deserves to forfeit, since she would have employed them in cankering the honour of an illustrious house.' 'Speak low, father,' said the Marchesa, though he spoke almost in a whisper; 'the cloister appears solitary, yet some person may lurk behind those pillars.                            
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