Examples of using To fester in English and their translations into Polish
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I don't want to fester.
Listening to Fester I can't resist comparing it to Song of Joy by Nick Cave.
Because I don't wish to fester.
The race problem continues to fester and will likely not improve unless the culture is substantially changed.
But I still don't want to fester.
Why don't you speak to Fester, darling?- I'm a doctor?
The injured place began to fester;
Things tend to fester, If you don't let all the icky feelings out,
And I didn't want this to fester.
he was stricken by an abscess that began to fester and so he took rest in the home of a woman from the tribe of Salul and died.
Sometimes these things take a while to fester.
He's got something inside him… and it's going to fester and swell and burst like a tick on a sheep dog.
Because those in power allow it to. Behavior like this is allowed to fester.
Why don't you speak to Fester, darling?
and it appears to fester.
They really have power over us when we allow them to fester in the dark, when we do our best not to think about them.
Time enough for that wound to heal, but for the many slights to his vanity to fester.
Ridding ourselves of the people who cause negativity and self-harm to fester within ourselves and stop us from the ability to learn
By a disturbing memory, and it causes an intense amount of suffering. If the system is blocked the emotional wound is going to fester.
Why don't you speak to Fester, darling?
as the hair jags the sore flesh, causing it to fester.
oppression and discrimination to fester as it seeks safe haven in the constitution.
Satan, the stoned and cursed, threw the seeds of discord among the Muslims who had but a few hours before fought as one against a common enemy-- now a dispute over the distribution of the spoils of war started to fester.
the idea to fester in the minds of the public that we're dirty.
things tend to fester.
which can later lead to fester.
before it has a chance to fester.