Something that is deserving of disgust, dislike and extreme displeasure.
The word or term odious refers to something extremely unpleasant or repulsive.
I'm not sure, but I once said "I think that everyone finds me hateful" and was corrected with, "Do you mean, everyone finds you 'odious'?" Unfortunately, I did not ask for an explanation.
The smell of rotten eggs is odious. Who committed the odious crime? He had the odious task of cleaning the stable.
He had the odious task of cleaning out the horse stables.After the boy was killed, everyone wondered who could've committed such and odious crime.
An odious task is one that is deeply offensive and unpleasant, that you would really not want to have to do.
Repulsive; abhorrent; detestable; abominable; revolting; hateful or hated.
Now THERE's an odious example.
The odious worm sandwich was forced into her mouth.
Here is an example of a sentence that uses the word is "Odious" - I don't believe the gall of that odious man!The word Odious here means loathsome, hateful, a very strong dislike or feeling against another person or thing.
malevolent, odious
hateful
I'm not sure, but I once said "I think that everyone finds me hateful" and was corrected with, "Do you mean, everyone finds you 'odious'?" Unfortunately, I did not ask for an explanation.
The definition of the word "odious" is basically "disgusting". It is commonly used as an adjective to describe a feeling. An example sentence: "I will not tolerate John's odious nose bubble blowing habit one more second". Synonyms of the word "odious" are: gross, nasty, repugnant, repulsive, awful, horrid, revolting and rancid. That is not an all inclusive list. A good desk Thesaurus can produce more.
The smell of rotten eggs is odious. Who committed the odious crime? He had the odious task of cleaning the stable.
just nasty
I was very odious to that biy I was very odious to that biy
The word "foul" can be both an adjective and a noun. As an adjective, it typically describes something as offensive, disgusting, or unclean. As a noun, "foul" is often used in sports to refer to a violation or an instance of misconduct.
yes, according to my crossword dictionary.