Significados de particularly obnoxious en inglés

The noise is supposed to be particularly obnoxious to evil spirits.

I remember a conversation I had with one student whom others found particularly obnoxious.

There is something particularly obnoxious about the latest revelation of gaucheness in high places.

To the enemies of the Commander-in-chief he represented that exalted personage, and was particularly obnoxious.

The Carthusian silence was, of course, particularly obnoxious to the master and lover of talk.

This is particularly obnoxious to the equine race.

For he hated all secrets, and this secret, from this girl, was particularly obnoxious to him.

We were discussing a particularly obnoxious candidate.

The reign of Elizabeth was particularly obnoxious.

For "cockalorum," be it noted, we frequently substituted the name of some particularly obnoxious master.

Their generous Exertions in the American Cause, have renderd them particularly obnoxious to the Vengeance of the British Tyrant.

The abstract of terms of communion was viewed as too strict and uncharitable, especially the Auchensaugh Covenant became particularly obnoxious.

For some reason the "bold boys" were particularly obnoxious this day, and were preventing the good boys (like me) from learning.

He wasn't entirely pleased, then, to see Robert Tye bestowing upon him that particularly obnoxious grin by which the expert greets the tyro.

A good bit of the organic load in these tributaries consists of raw human waste, incongruous and particularly obnoxious around a modern city.

Among them was Captain Irvin Walley, who, even though a married man, was particularly obnoxious in forcing his attentions on the young women.