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Meanings of fetor in inglês
Unpleasant smell (in medical context)
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Examples for "stench"
Examples for "stench"
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.
1
Okay, now the VP of Human Resources is giving me major stink-eye.
2
The change comes, and these plants will wither and rot and stink.
3
But the worst stink there is on Fenris is a tallow-wax fire.
4
To feel one's powers going, and to end in snuff and stink.
5
Nell thinks a bird would be crazy to eat a stink bug.
1
The end-stage reek of Yates' optimistic plan for a new energy future.
2
It was moist; it was dank with the reek of decaying matter.
3
The pungent reek of incense from a street-shrine was in the smells.
4
The wall was all chinks, and the bitter reek came in unchecked.
5
Their reek floats round the world on all lands neath the sun:
1
Come along with me, and get the mephitis blown out of you.
2
Soon a woman ka-wate (mephitis) came along with a vase and a gourd for water.
3
The odor with which this creature, truly named Mephitis, can overpower its assailants is truly AWFUL.
4
That pickpocket, Sir Mephitis, could solve the mystery.
5
As a result, Sir Mephitis, as Burroughs calls him, lies stark and stiff near the door.
1
Background: Up to 30% of patients seen by dentists suffer from oral malodor.
2
Calculated limits of detection are well below the diagnostically significant concentration for trimethylaminuria (fish malodor syndrome).
3
Oral malodor was no longer detectable.
4
The creatures, lying like death in the dust, stank, a bitter smell, the malodor of putrescence mingled with animal scent.
5
The stench of such a paper creeps abroad like the malodor of a cloaca, beslimes the senses like the noxious exhalations of an open sewer.
1
The air was hot, but it struck a chill from its foetor.
2
Gradually, passenger after passenger produced cigars; the aroma filled the coach, and the fragrance of the weed triumphed over the foetor of the polecat.
3
Perfume from battle-fields rising, up from the fœtor arising.
4
The neighbours grumblingly acquiesced in the inertia-butthe fœtor none the less formed an additional count against the place.
5
The men sniffed in disgust at the fluid, and toward the last held their noses against the fœtor they were uncovering.
1
P. gingivalis residing on the tongue of periodontitis patients may play a key role in oral malodour production.
Usage of fetor in inglês
1
The air retained the rich fetor of rotting humus and bird droppings.
2
I say the fetor anti-judaicus is just as perceptible on them.
3
Dark, eerie forest paths lead to ramshackle villages filled with fetor and decay.
4
Then I felt a hint of something other than stale fetor against my face.
5
Mingled with the Zivver scent was a hidden, evil smell that fouled the air-an unmistakable fetor.
6
The thin, needling fetor of cold semen.
7
The fetor almost made Temal faint.
8
A window left open snares a passing female blowfly, sidling in to explore some promising hint of fetor or corruption.
9
The awful fetor remained.
10
One does not put a weapon into the hands of a man dying of the fetor and hunger of the siege.
11
They say they smell it on us -you know James Joyce's joke: "the fetor judaicus is most perceptible".
12
He was blinded by light and deafened by sound and his nostrils were filled with the nauseating fetor of jungle and decay.
13
Spring filmed the dormitory air with an almost imperceptible fetor, a warm moist stink that evanesced from the wood around his windowpane.
14
At any rate, Ikey toiled and snipped and basted and pressed and patched and sponged all day in the steamy fetor of a tailor-shop.
15
For the instant the wind surrounded them, it swept away the fetor, yet he would have done without that, too, if he could have.
16
He can then be assailed with safety, but as his breath is a horrible fetor, a spice (of caution) should be used in approaching him.
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