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Meanings of foulness in English
Portuguese
odor Usage of foulness in English
1
It might not be actually unhealthy; but it suggested a certain foulness.
2
It was from within, apparently, that the foulness and horror had come.
3
The atmosphere was oppressive with the concentrated foulness of numberless evil odours.
4
I can't hear what this morsel of foulness is lisping at me.
5
A foulness that made the average privy as fragrant as a rose.
6
Who, hearing the foulness of the cause, was very much ashamed thereof.
7
And the chimneys commenced to smoke and the subway's foulness was freshened.
8
Familiarity, too, weakens our sense of the foulness of our own evils.
9
People accustomed to a vitiated atmosphere are not aware of its foulness.
10
Ebony swallows, straining not to spit out the foulness sliming his gums.
11
Q What are the three things whose foulness none can do away?
12
Why did your God let you go down into such foulness, then?
13
His every caress defiled her, his every kiss was a lecherous foulness.
14
Consider then what must be the foulness of the air of hell.
15
The overloaded sewers backed up and made pools of foulness, difficult to ford.
16
All the famine and foulness and fever lifted from these two.
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