Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

feculence

Noun

/ˈfɛk.jʊ.ləns/

Definition

The state of being foul or foulness, particularly with reference to organic matter in a liquid state.

Examples

The feculence of the stagnant pond was evident by the unpleasant smell.
In the ancient city, feculence accumulated near the streets, posing a health risk to the inhabitants.
Effective waste management can help reduce feculence in urban areas.

Meaning

Feculence refers to the presence of impurities or decaying substances, often associated with waste materials, that can create a foul or unclean state.