Pronunciation: /faʊl ˈmætər/
noun a person, place, thing, or idea
A1 I accidentally stepped in some foul matter on the sidewalk.
A2 The garbage can was overflowing with foul matter.
B1 The investigation revealed evidence of foul matter being disposed of illegally.
B2 The company was fined for improper handling of foul matter.
C1 The scientists analyzed the composition of the foul matter found in the river.
C2 The environmentalists campaigned for stricter regulations on the disposal of foul matter.
adjective describing word that gives more information about a noun
A1 The foul matter smell in the bathroom was overwhelming.
A2 The foul matter found in the garbage can attracted flies.
B1 The foul matter leaking from the pipe needed to be cleaned up immediately.
B2 The foul matter contaminating the water supply posed a health risk to the community.
C1 The investigation revealed foul matter hidden in the basement of the suspect's house.
C2 The forensic team analyzed the foul matter found at the crime scene for DNA evidence.
formal The scientist studied the foul matter found in the contaminated water sample.
informal I can't believe the foul matter they found in the old building!
slang The garbage dump was full of foul matter that stank to high heaven.
figurative His mind was clouded with foul matter, preventing him from thinking clearly.
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