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Meanings of malodour in English
Synonyms
Examples for "stench"
Examples for "stench"
1
The stench was terrible and greatly troubled the health of the land.
2
The stench was crisply nauseating, with a cold torpor of lukewarm sea.
3
The stench grew stronger to the north so she went that way.
4
They stank of the trenches, and the stench was in their souls.
5
On a regular basis, the stench from the water renders it unusable.
1
Okay, now the VP of Human Resources is giving me major stink-eye.
2
The change comes, and these plants will wither and rot and stink.
3
But the worst stink there is on Fenris is a tallow-wax fire.
4
To feel one's powers going, and to end in snuff and stink.
5
Nell thinks a bird would be crazy to eat a stink bug.
1
The end-stage reek of Yates' optimistic plan for a new energy future.
2
It was moist; it was dank with the reek of decaying matter.
3
The pungent reek of incense from a street-shrine was in the smells.
4
The wall was all chinks, and the bitter reek came in unchecked.
5
Their reek floats round the world on all lands neath the sun:
1
The air retained the rich fetor of rotting humus and bird droppings.
2
I say the fetor anti-judaicus is just as perceptible on them.
3
Dark, eerie forest paths lead to ramshackle villages filled with fetor and decay.
4
Then I felt a hint of something other than stale fetor against my face.
5
Mingled with the Zivver scent was a hidden, evil smell that fouled the air-an unmistakable fetor.
1
Come along with me, and get the mephitis blown out of you.
2
Soon a woman ka-wate (mephitis) came along with a vase and a gourd for water.
3
The odor with which this creature, truly named Mephitis, can overpower its assailants is truly AWFUL.
4
That pickpocket, Sir Mephitis, could solve the mystery.
5
As a result, Sir Mephitis, as Burroughs calls him, lies stark and stiff near the door.
1
Background: Up to 30% of patients seen by dentists suffer from oral malodor.
2
Calculated limits of detection are well below the diagnostically significant concentration for trimethylaminuria (fish malodor syndrome).
3
Oral malodor was no longer detectable.
4
The creatures, lying like death in the dust, stank, a bitter smell, the malodor of putrescence mingled with animal scent.
5
The stench of such a paper creeps abroad like the malodor of a cloaca, beslimes the senses like the noxious exhalations of an open sewer.
1
The air was hot, but it struck a chill from its foetor.
2
Gradually, passenger after passenger produced cigars; the aroma filled the coach, and the fragrance of the weed triumphed over the foetor of the polecat.
3
Perfume from battle-fields rising, up from the fœtor arising.
4
The neighbours grumblingly acquiesced in the inertia-butthe fœtor none the less formed an additional count against the place.
5
The men sniffed in disgust at the fluid, and toward the last held their noses against the fœtor they were uncovering.
Usage of malodour in English
1
P. gingivalis residing on the tongue of periodontitis patients may play a key role in oral malodour production.