malodorous
adjective
having an unpleasant or offensive odor; smelling bad.
malodorously
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a word derived from
malodorous.
Example Sentences
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How many malodorously toxic episodes does that make toward the seven plagues in the Old Testament?
From Los Angeles Times ● Jul. 15, 2026
Not Nixon, or the economy, or Watergate and ITT or any other political "dirty tricks" that swirled malodorously on the fringes of the campaign.
From Time Magazine Archive
Admiral Byrd watched them frisking malodorously at the ice shelf, bunted one on the snout with a ski pole.
From Time Magazine Archive
Uncle Israel tottered after her, leaving his predigested food untouched on his plate and his imitation coffee steaming malodorously in his cup.
From At the Sign of the Jack O'Lantern by Reed, Myrtle
These unfortunate sisters, who were rather malodorously called decayed gentlewomen, became eager and petted pupils of a new and popular organization called the South Kensington School.
From The Development of Embroidery in America by Wheeler, Candace
