Meanings of public odium in English

This class of men had long been held up to public odium.

The charge of possessing child pornography attracted especial public odium.

Mr. C- ,youallege, has held you up in the congregation to public odium?

I cannot believe that Mr. C-really intended to hold you up to public odium.

It had long been held up to public odium as a revolutionary band of "abolitionists."

Who, then, will wonder at its becoming the object of public odium, where credit is given to such most iniquitous accusations?

Each endeavored to make the other responsible for the blood which had been spilled; one tried to cast the public odium upon the other.

No charge of cruelty or persecution could then be brought against him; and the public odium would be transferred to the episcopalians and Loyalists.

Afterward, familiarity with misery and shame renders them progressively more and more callous, without adding one jot to the public odium of their position.

Public odium was cast on those who refused to be initiated.