odious in the PONS Dictionary

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What will he odious pus in the empty nest with a piddle of wire and a prong?
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In each case, it is the first time the truly odious nature of the monster can be recognised as such, and only appears about halfway through the film.
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We will not ban legal content even if we find it odious or if we personally condemn it.
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Our third example of hypocrisy also deals with corporate expatriation, and it's probably the most odious and extreme display of two-faced political behavior.
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It is a nontotient, an odious number.
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As confusion reigns on this hellish stage, the deafening grind of machinery, the odious clot of chemical waste.
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Distinctions between citizens solely because of their ancestry are by their very nature odious to a free people whose institutions are founded upon the doctrine of equality.
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This measure produced odious expropriations, but the people was too fearful and ignorant about law that they weren't unable to oppose with the necessary energy.
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The ugliness of the world, she wrote in a letter, has become odious to me...
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When used to shackle the mind they are, or at least they should be, unspeakably odious to a free people.
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