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malodorous

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mal·o·dor·ous  (ml-dr-s)
adj.
Having a bad odor; foul.
mal·odor·ous·ly adv.
mal·odor·ous·ness n.
malodorous [mælˈəʊdərəs]
adj
having a bad smell
malodorously  adv
malodorousness  n
ThesaurusLegend:  Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Adj.1.malodorous - having an unpleasant smell
ill-smelling, malodourous, stinky, unpleasant-smelling
fragrant - pleasant-smelling
malodorous
adjective smelly, stinking, reeking, nauseating, rank, offensive, fetid, foul-smelling, putrid, evil-smelling, noisome, mephitic, niffy (Brit. slang), olid tons of malodorous garbage bags
Translations
malodorous [mæˈləʊdərəs] ADJ → maloliente, hediondo
malodorous [mælˈəʊdərəs] adj (formal) (= smelly) → malodorant(e)
malodorous
adj (form) → übel riechend
malodorous [mælˈəʊdərəs] adj (liter) → maleodorante
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She took the gourd in one hand, and rather than cause the giver pain raised it to her lips, though for the life of her she could scarce restrain the qualm of nausea that surged through her as the malodorous thing approached her nostrils.
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These queer cosmopolitan women, deep in complicated love-affairs which they appeared to feel the need of retailing to every one they met, and the magnificent young officers and elderly dyed wits who were the subjects or the recipients of their confidences, were too different from the people Archer had grown up among, too much like expensive and rather malodorous hot-house exotics, to detain his imagination long.
The Age of Innocence by Wharton, Edith View in context
The little flat was hot and stuffy under the August sun, and from the road beat up a malodorous sultriness.
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