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Meanings of become odious in English
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Usage of become odious in English
1
The name of Maria Clutterbuck had become odious to John Eames.
2
It had become odious to him suddenly, and he seemed to forget everything.
3
Her father saw that her cousin had become odious to her.
4
Louis Philippe had become odious to France, and contemptible to Europe.
5
I hasten from the sight of the world, which has become odious to me.
6
The very names of Napoleon and Bonaparte would become odious in France, and contemptible everywhere.
7
And on a sudden this life, which he had endured till now, had become odious, intolerable.
8
Llanfeare had become odious to her and terrible!
9
The place had become odious to her.
10
This headman had since become odious to his countrymen, and had been put to death by them.
11
All society is become odious to me, but chiefly that society which I am obliged to frequent.
12
The police-courts have only become odious by the clamour of feminine complainants since the disappearance of the bonnet.
13
Their city was become odious to me, and whenever I thought upon Shekerleb my heart swelled with rage.
14
Paris had become odious to both.
15
Paris had become odious to her.
16
She listened resignedly, yet she wished to go away; the house where her aunt had died had become odious to her.
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