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[ UK /mˈælə‍ʊdəɹəs/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. having an unpleasant smell

How To Use malodorous In A Sentence

  • DETAINING the next president of the United States for three hours in what an eyewitness called a "malodorous" small room at an airport in the provincial Russian city of Perm looks, in retrospect, to have been a pretty bad idea. Robert Amsterdam
  • Basically, low concentration of alkane background gas has no effect on the removal efficiency of malodorous gas. ?
  • The Professor was going to pelt Hugh Mackay with a great, malodorous barrage of bunyip droppings, but then realised there wouldn't be any point.
  • Many fatty foods are susceptible to autoxidation, involving the oxidation of lipid molecules to produce malodorous ketones, alcohols and acids that adversely affect the texture, flavour and taste of food.
  • I peer suspiciously at my co-workers lunches to see what they’re shoveling in there that comes out so malodorously. The Bog Report « XUP
  • Now I'm worried it might make the house seem in some way malodorous.
  • To what end would election officials risk so malodorous an action?
  • Certain parts of Shanghai are already fairly malodorous, and as the temperature rises in the coming months, our noses are already set to be treated to more whiffy wafts.
  • Lady Warnock is handed a baby to feed, ‘a damp and malodorous object’ the like of which she never wished to see again.
  • Here was the passion of politics on the right, steaming and devout, and malodorously scented with polyester socks and cheap, overused shoes removed and carried inside by every congregant, to avoid them getting lost or stolen if left at the door. Let the Swords Encircle Me
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