malodorous in English
Use "malodorous" in a sentence
1. Skunks repel attackers with a malodorous spray.
2. The town is built on a malodorous swamp.
3. The organic material is processed/digested to reduce the volume of sludge and remove malodorous substances.
4. Did a power failure cause the food to spoil and become malodorous in your fridge?
5. Malodorous gases require gas phase filtration prior to exhausting from irrigation tanks and pumping stations.
6. It had been caused great attention to malodorous gas for its serious hazard to people.
7. Antonyms for Aromatized include smelly, stinking, foetid, fetid, noisome, malodorous, reeking, smelling, foul and foul-smelling
8. In a display, Alliums can be odorous (some would say malodorous), particularly the Sicilian honey garlic
9. In the metropolis one would experience much bigger crowds, more atmosphere, louder roars and at times very malodorous sawdust.
10. Trimethylamine is a kind of malodorous compound which possesses the speciality of excessive emission and low threshold concentration.
11. Not only was it gaudy in appearance but the smell wafting from the kitchen was distinctly malodorous.
12. The three young people stood in a rather hostile and malodorous silence waiting for something to happen.
13. Frequently, people throw water in front of their doors, and the dust gives way to mud and malodorous fumes.
14. Comparing with chemical method and physical method, biological method is of great competitive edge used for malodorous black river treatment.
15. What does Birthwort mean? Any of various herbs or woody vines of the genus Aristolochia having showy, often malodorous, purplish-brown to yellowis
16. 11 In the metropolis one would experience much bigger crowds, more atmosphere, louder roars and at times very malodorous sawdust.
17. Some people harbor more species of malodorous bacteria than others do, which may be why certain individuals are especially halitosis -prone.
18. Respondents also nominated their own malodorous offenders that were not part of Renuzit's original suggestions, with the top being spoiled meat, sewers and pet urine.
19. It can be a problem if not drained away : Wastewater will stand in malodorous, stagnant pools that provide breeding places for insects, especially mosquitoes.
20. Based on the analysis of the malodorous black water bodies' background, the serious organic pollution of rivers and obvious tendency to eutrophication were demonstrated.
21. Birthwort: Any of various herbs or woody vines of the genus Aristolochia having showy, often malodorous, purplish-brown to yellowish flowers with unusual shapes
22. And don't be embarrassed if it happens to you, he adds. Even professors of dentistry and experts in the field of bad breath sometimes have malodorous mouths.
23. With the enhancement of consciousness of environmental protection, people's demand for environmental quality is becoming more and more higher. People are more sensitive to the malodorous pollution.
24. He is tired, but patiently poses for a portrait, standing in the middle of Weishan river for nearly 30 minutes with a heavy, malodorous load strapped across his forehead.
25. Also available are vials containing malodorous chemicals designed to discourage the attacker and aerosol dyes that facilitate the later identification of the attacker, who has been sprayed green.
26. The biological purification tank combined of artificial wetland technique and the bio-contact oxidation method was applied for malodorous river water in central urban region of Shanghai City.
27. When disturbed or alarmed , this beetle explodes a malodorous and caustic volatile liquid , with a loud report , from its anal end and makes good its escape , leaving behind an utterly confused enemy , overcome by acrid fumes .
28. Aromatic adjective fragrant, perfumed, spicy, savoury, pungent, balmy, redolent, sweet-smelling, sweet-scented, odoriferous a shrub with Aromatic leaves rank, offensive, foul, stinking, smelly, reeking, acrid, fetid, foul-smelling, bad-smelling, malodorous, noisome, whiffy (Brit
29. Asafetida: ( as'ă-fet'ĭ-dă ), A gum resin, the inspissated exudate from the root of Ferula foetida (family Umbelliferae); malodorous material used as a repellent against dogs, cats, and rabbits, and formerly used as an antispasmodic; in Asia, used as a condiment and flavoring agent
30. Description : Carbonet* dressings have been designed to facilitate easier wound management and a reduction in nursing time in the treatment of malodorous and infected wounds.They utilise the important, well-proven benefits of an activated charcoal layer, with the additional features of absorbency and low-Adherency.
31. The microorganism of the present invention can be grown in a culture medium containing 0.1 to 50 weight % of pyroligneous liquor, and therefore, can be used as an ingredient of feed additives containing a pyroligneous liquor, and further can be used as a microorganism for a bio-filter which sprays a pyroligneous liquor for removing malodorous substances.