Examples of 'he will rot' in a sentence
Meaning of "he will rot"
This phrase suggests a negative outcome for someone, typically used figuratively to indicate that a person will suffer severe consequences or be doomed to a miserable fate. It conveys a sense of punishment, decay, or deterioration, often driven by perpetrating evil deeds or engaging in immoral behavior
How to use "he will rot" in a sentence
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he will rot
Because he will rot in a cell doing time.
He is in the dungeon where he will rot.
He will rot along with the old files.
You want me to tell him that he will rot in jail.
I hope he will rot in regret.
The ones who put your brother in prison, where he will rot.
He will rot in jail for the rest of his life.
In Palermo he will rot sooner.
He will rot down there until there is nothing left.
You can tell Mendoza he will rot in prison!
Now he will rot in prison for all his life.
Transfer him to the control room here . He will rot along with the old files.
He will rot in prison forever.
I will make sure of it . He will rot down there until there is nothing left.
He will rot alive.
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I am gonna put him back on the wall! He will rot in chains!
I hope he will rot there.
He will rot with it.
No, but he will rot.
He will rot to death.
If he fails, he will rot in prison forever.
He will rot in a cell.
Because he will rot in a cell doing time. I will make sure he gets the message.
He will rot in exile.
He will rot in jail.
He will rot there anyway, and we will be dead.
He will rot along with the old files . Sir.
Now he will rot in prison for all his life. He will rot.
He will rot in jail, you know.
He will rot in jail, anyway.
He will rot in Ward-C forever.
He will rot in chains!
He will rot in prison!
Ali: He will rot there anyway, and we will be dead.
He will rot down there until there's nothing left. What if something goes wrong?
He will rot in there, I tell you.
He will rot there, Dicte.
