odious in Latin
odious in Latin is odiōsus — odious means deeply unpleasant; causing strong dislike or disgust.
odious in Latin
odiōsus
Arousing or meriting strong dislike, aversion, or intense displeasure.
What does "odious" mean?
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adj Deeply unpleasant; causing strong dislike or disgust.
"They found his odious remarks impossible to ignore."
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odious in a sentence
- They found his odious remarks impossible to ignore.
- It was an odious task, but somebody had to clean out the drain.
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What is "odious" in Latin?
"odious" in Latin is odiōsus. odious means: Deeply unpleasant; causing strong dislike or disgust.
How do you use "odious" in a sentence?
Example: "They found his odious remarks impossible to ignore." In Latin, "odious" is odiōsus.
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