gangrene

The word “gangrene” has 2 syllables: gang-rene

It's pronounced as /ˈɡæŋ.ɡriːn/


What is synonym and antonym for gangrene?

In the thesaurus, “gangrene” has 71 synonyms and 19 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for gangrene along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for gangrene

  • abjection
  • adulteration
  • atrophy
  • blight
  • breakdown
  • caries
  • consumption
  • corrosion
  • corruption
  • corruptness
  • crumbling
  • debasement
  • debauchery
  • decadence
  • decadency
  • decline
  • decomposition
  • decrease
  • decrepitude
  • degeneracy
  • degenerateness
  • degeneration
  • degradation
  • demoralization
  • depravity
  • depreciation
  • deterioration
  • dilapidation
  • disintegration
  • disrepair
  • dissipatedness
  • dissipation
  • dissoluteness
  • dissolution
  • downfall
  • dying
  • evil
  • extinction
  • fading
  • failing
  • filth
  • immorality
  • impairment
  • libertinage
  • libertinism
  • mortification
  • perishing
  • perversion
  • pervertedness
  • putrefaction
  • putrescence
  • putridity
  • putridness
  • rakishness
  • rot
  • rottenness
  • rotting
  • ruin
  • ruination
  • rust
  • senescence
  • sinfulness
  • spoilage
  • spoilation
  • squalor
  • turpitude
  • villainy
  • wasting
  • wasting away
  • wickedness
  • withering

Antonyms for gangrene

  • ascent
  • betterment
  • building
  • combination
  • construction
  • development
  • flourish
  • germination
  • goodness
  • growth
  • improvement
  • increase
  • morality
  • righteousness
  • ripening
  • rise
  • strength
  • strengthening
  • virtue

Meanings of gangrene

  • noun
    1. The necrosis or rotting of flesh, usually caused by lack of blood supply.
    2. A damaging or corrupting influence.
  • verb
    1. To produce gangrene in.
    2. To be affected with gangrene.
    3. To corrupt; To cause to become degenerate.

Example Sentences

  • The doctor identified gangrene in the patient's foot and recommended immediate surgery.
  • If left untreated, gangrene can lead to severe complications and even limb amputation.
  • The soldier's injury became infected, resulting in gangrene spreading rapidly through his leg.
  • The surgeon worked tirelessly to remove the gangrene from the patient's wound, saving their limb from further damage.
  • Preventing gangrene requires proper wound care and timely medical intervention.

On this page you'll find 90 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to gangrene, such as: abjection, adulteration, ascent, atrophy, betterment, blight, breakdown.

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Related Words

abjection

  • abasement
  • abjectness
  • affliction
  • agony
  • anguish
  • aridity
  • avarice
  • bankruptcy
  • barrenness
  • baseness
  • beastliness
  • beggary
  • blahs
  • bleakness
  • blue funk
  • bummer
  • cheerlessness
  • churlishness
  • closeness
  • contemptibleness
  • corruption
  • corruptness
  • covetousness
  • dearth
  • debasement
  • debauchery
  • debt
  • decadence
  • decadency
  • deficiency
  • deficit
  • degeneracy
  • degenerateness
  • degeneration
  • degradation
  • dejection
  • demoralization
  • depletion
  • depravity
  • depression
  • desolation
  • despair
  • desperation
  • despondency
  • destitution
  • difficulty
  • discomfort
  • disconsolation
  • discontent
  • discouragement
  • dispiritedness
  • disrepute
  • dissipatedness
  • dissipation
  • dissoluteness
  • distress
  • dole
  • dolefulness
  • dolor
  • downheartedness
  • dreariness
  • dullness
  • dumps
  • emptiness
  • ennui
  • evil
  • exiguity
  • famine
  • filth
  • frugality
  • gangrene
  • gloom
  • gloominess
  • greed
  • grief
  • hardship
  • heaviness of heart
  • heavyheartedness
  • hopelessness
  • ill temper
  • immorality
  • impecuniosity
  • impecuniousness
  • impoverishment
  • inadequacy
  • indigence
  • infamy
  • iniquity
  • insolvency
  • insufficiency
  • knavishness
  • lack
  • libertinage
  • libertinism
  • lowness
  • lugubriosity
  • malice
  • malignity
  • meagerness
  • melancholia
  • melancholy
  • miserliness
  • misery
  • mortification
  • necessitousness
  • necessity
  • need
  • neediness
  • pain
  • parsimony
  • pass
  • paucity
  • pauperism
  • pennilessness
  • penuriousness
  • penury
  • perversion
  • pervertedness
  • pettiness
  • pinch
  • poorness
  • privation
  • qualm
  • rakishness
  • rapacity
  • reduction
  • rot
  • sadness
  • scarcity
  • shamelessness
  • shortage
  • sinfulness
  • smallmindedness
  • sordidness
  • sorrow
  • squalor
  • starvation
  • stinginess
  • straits
  • suffering
  • the blues
  • torment
  • trouble
  • turpitude
  • underdevelopment
  • unhappiness
  • unkindness
  • unscrupulousness
  • unworthiness
  • vacancy
  • vapors
  • villainy
  • want
  • wickedness
  • woe
  • woefulness
  • worry

debasement

debauchery

  • abjection
  • abomination
  • anathema
  • atrociousness
  • bad
  • badness
  • baseness
  • bender
  • binge
  • blowout
  • burning candle at both ends
  • bust
  • carnality
  • carousal
  • corruption
  • corruptness
  • criminality
  • debasement
  • decadence
  • decadency
  • degeneracy
  • degenerateness
  • degeneration
  • degradation
  • demoralization
  • depravedness
  • depravity
  • despicableness
  • devilry
  • deviltry
  • dirtiness
  • dissipatedness
  • dissipation
  • dissoluteness
  • dissolution
  • evil
  • evildoing
  • evilness
  • excess
  • fast living
  • fiendishness
  • filth
  • fornication
  • gangrene
  • gluttony
  • greed
  • hedonism
  • heinousness
  • ill
  • immoderation
  • immorality
  • incontinence
  • indecency
  • indulgence
  • iniquitousness
  • iniquity
  • intemperance
  • intimacy
  • la dolce vita
  • lasciviousness
  • lechery
  • lewdness
  • libertinage
  • libertinism
  • license
  • licentiousness
  • life in fast lane
  • looseness
  • lousiness
  • lowness
  • lust
  • meanness
  • miserableness
  • orgy
  • overindulgence
  • perversion
  • pervertedness
  • profligacy
  • rakishness
  • rapaciousness
  • rapacity
  • ravenousness
  • reprehensibleness
  • revel
  • revelry
  • rot
  • seduction
  • self-indulgence
  • sensuality
  • sin
  • sinfulness
  • squalor
  • sybaritism
  • taboo
  • tabu
  • tear
  • turpitude
  • unscrupulousness
  • venery
  • vice
  • viciousness
  • vileness
  • villainousness
  • villainy
  • voluptuousness
  • wantonness
  • wickedness
  • wretchedness
  • wrong

decadence

  • abasement
  • abatement
  • abjection
  • breakup
  • corruption
  • corruptness
  • crumbling
  • dark age
  • de-escalation
  • debasement
  • debauchery
  • decadency
  • decay
  • decimation
  • declension
  • declination
  • decline
  • decomposition
  • decrease
  • decrement
  • deflation
  • degeneracy
  • degenerateness
  • degeneration
  • degradation
  • demolishment
  • demolition
  • demoralization
  • depravity
  • depreciation
  • descent
  • desolation
  • destruction
  • deterioration
  • devolution
  • diminishment
  • diminution
  • dip
  • disintegration
  • dissipatedness
  • dissipation
  • dissoluteness
  • dissolution
  • downfall
  • downgrade
  • downslide
  • downtrend
  • downturn
  • drop
  • drop-off
  • ebb
  • eclipse
  • evil
  • excess
  • fall
  • falloff
  • filth
  • gangrene
  • gluttony
  • havoc
  • immorality
  • incontinence
  • intemperance
  • lasciviousness
  • lechery
  • lessening
  • lewdness
  • libertinage
  • libertinism
  • licentiousness
  • loss
  • lowering
  • nadir
  • perversion
  • pervertedness
  • rakishness
  • reduction
  • regression
  • rot
  • rotting
  • ruin
  • ruination
  • sag
  • sensuality
  • shrinkage
  • sinfulness
  • slip
  • slump
  • spoiling
  • squalor
  • sunset
  • sybaritism
  • turpitude
  • villainy
  • wickedness

decadency


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