noisome in Latin
noisome in Latin is taeter — noisome means harmful or damaging in a moral sense.
noisome in Latin
taeter
(literary) Offensive to the senses; disgusting, unpleasant, nauseous, especially having an undesirable smell.
What does "noisome" mean?
- adj Harmful or damaging in a moral sense.
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adj Bad for your health; unwholesome.
"There is a distinct sense of freedom in the solitude of the night. The day's atmosphere is surcharged with noisome anxiety, the hours laden with impending terrors. But the night is soothing."
- adj Very unpleasant to the senses, especially because of a bad smell.
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noisome in a sentence
- There is a distinct sense of freedom in the solitude of the night. The day's atmosphere is surcharged with noisome anxiety, the hours laden with impending terrors. But the night is soothing.
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What is "noisome" in Latin?
"noisome" in Latin is taeter. noisome means: Harmful or damaging in a moral sense.
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