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Causing disapproval or protest.
objectionable
offensive
Provoking hate, aversion, disaproval.
odious
odious
1
The thought of her in the hands of the ape-men was
odious
.
2
It is
odious
;
but that is the way the job is done.
3
Set free by the sun and the wind, it is
odious
,
intolerable.
4
With all vigor I defend myself against the
odious
charge of virtuousness.
5
But an
odious
suspicion had sprung up in the mind of Pope.
1
Why are Russian war crimes so much less
obnoxious
than American atrocities?
2
The servant came in to remove the glasses and the
obnoxious
pipes.
3
A list of William's relations, both appealing and
obnoxious
,
is given below.
4
The
obnoxious
counties were the most populous and most industrious in Scotland.
5
Pound in urging that the valley be rid of the
obnoxious
Professor.
6
Even on the hermit in the cave he forces his
obnoxious
presence.
7
In 1845, the
obnoxious
rule of the House of Representatives was rescinded.
8
The following are some of the more
obnoxious
astonishments of the place.
9
The
obnoxious
Hilton brand proved impossible for most critics to see past.
10
Their parents needn't worry that their children are turning into
obnoxious
bigots.
11
Alpert is not, it should be said, an
obnoxious
know it all.
12
Out of it grew the
obnoxious
enactments that brought on the end.
13
His French uniform was in tatters, and plastered with the
obnoxious
rings.
14
Recently we had the depressing distinction of being regarded as
obnoxious
tourists.
15
In spite of their physical differences, the boys shared one
obnoxious
personality.
16
I am hoping that she's not
obnoxious
but yes, she is loud.
obnoxious
most obnoxious
particularly obnoxious
so obnoxious
as obnoxious
very obnoxious