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Meanings of stench in English
Usage of stench in English
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.
6
The dust, the smoke, and the stench of the powder were suffocating.
7
Glasgow's leading products were ships, locomotives, and vast clouds of eye-watering stench.
8
The greatest inconvenience to the place was the stench of decaying horses.
9
The stench and sickening odor of dead men and horses were terrible.
10
An animal odor and a stench of rancid oil pervaded the place.
11
Vomit stained his tunic; the stench reached her nostrils five paces away.
12
The air is thick with the stench of heavy chemicals, residents say.
13
The stench of Atari's collapse wasn't the only thing working against Nintendo.
14
The stench that came out as the door swung back was dreadful.
15
As we proceeded the stench from the beautiful moonlit water grew overpowering.
16
Suddenly the constant background stench changed its flavour and grew in intensity.
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Stench across language varieties
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common