rancidity

/rænˈsɪdəti/
noun
  1. The state or quality of being rancid, especially the unpleasant smell or taste of fats or oils that have gone bad.
    • The rancidity of the old cooking oil made the kitchen smell terrible.
    • The chef checked the butter for any signs of rancidity before using it.
    • To prevent rancidity, store nuts in a cool, dark place.
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