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Meanings of odourless in English
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Examples for "odorless"
Examples for "odorless"
1
It might be that-someodorless, colorless gas of unknown qualities; and yet-
2
The bananas give off ethylene, a clear, odorless gas that promotes ripening.
3
It is odorless, tasteless and dissolves immediately in any kind of liquid.
4
It is odorless, harmless to breathe and exploded by a wireless-radio device.
5
She might have known that visiting-cards and printed invitations are generally odorless.
1
Yes; it is absolutely inodorous, and is better than lard for table uses.
2
Disengages sulphuretted hydrogen when fresh.-Thiswater was inodorous when the bottle was opened.
3
They could all be plainly and vividly coloured with some non-soluble inodorous colour.
4
It dries easily, is inodorous, and of an agreeable flavor like olive oil.
5
Even the young ones spouted plentiful mouthfuls of a not inodorous oil upon them.
Usage of odourless in English
1
Turkish or English latrines are sufficient in number, odourless, and regularly disinfected.
2
At the other end, bright white, odourless phosphorus-rich pellets drop into sacks.
3
He knew that it was odourless and colourless and highly lethal.
4
An odourless chemical, it can be inhaled, swallowed or absorbed through the skin.
5
By this means these sighs become odourless, and scandal is avoided.'
6
Other reviews I have read claim the product is odourless.
7
This plaster was odourless and contained embedded in it a number of fig seeds.
8
Methanol is a poisonous liquid that is colourless and odourless.
9
There was the dreaded "choke-damp," which was odourless, and heavier than air.
10
But, on smelling them, he found that they were odourless.
11
The butter, which the pharmacist sells, is sometimes white and odourless, having been bleached and deodorized.
12
The colourless, odourless nerve agent causes people to suffocate within minutes if inhaled even in small amounts.
13
It's a highly toxic, clear and odourless liquid that can disrupt the functioning of the nervous system.
14
Perhaps the strangest thing about this colourless, odourless liquid is that it is a liquid at all.
15
This is a colourless, odourless gas, which for convenience is carried about in liquid form in iron cylinders.
16
Mayo businessman Gary Middleton was very disappointed with the handling of the alert over odourless gas this week.
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