Use "noisome" in a sentence
1. The air is infected with noisome gases.
2. His noisome reputation for corruption had already begun to spread.
3. Noisome vapours arise from the mud left in the docks.
4. I destroy all noisome and rank weeds , I keep down all pestilent vapours.
5. The distant workers who supported this wealth lived in noisome slums.
6. Surely he shall deliver thee from the snare of the fowler, and from the noisome pestilence.
7. Surely he shall deliver thee the snare of the fowler, and the noisome pestilence.
8. They entered, left the noisome world, and worshiped in the house of the Lord.
9. Antonyms for Aromatized include smelly, stinking, foetid, fetid, noisome, malodorous, reeking, smelling, foul and foul-smelling
10. It was not, of course, merely the noisome aspect which needed to be dealt with.
11. Surely he shall deliver thee from the snare of the fowler, and the noisome pestilence.
12. Quiet, primate and completely secret except for the noisome cologne signal that thrilled the rabbits before it confused them.
13. (Jane Eyre, by Charlotte Brontë) Water-swept and Aslant, it was preferable to the noisome, rat-haunted dungeons which served as cabins
14. So that worms swarmed out of the body of this man, and whilst he lived in sorrow and pain, his flesh fell off, and the filthiness of his smell was noisome to the army.
15. 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
16. Anagrams and words using the letters in 'Bionomies' 9 Letter Words You can Make With Bionomies Bionomies 7 Letter Words You can Make With Bionomies boonies noisome 6 Letter Words You can Make With Bionomies biomes eonism imines ionise monies obiism simoon 5 Letter Words You can Make With Bionomies
17. North amid their noisome pits lay the first of the great heaps and hills of slag and broken rock and blasted earth, the vomit of the maggot-folk of Mordor; but south and now near loomed the great rampart of Cirith Gorgor, and the Black Gate Amidmost, and the two Towers of the Teeth tall and dark upon either side.
18. Kok'-'-l (King James Version margin "stinking weeds," the Revised Version, margin "noisome weeds"; bo'shah, from Hebrew root ba'ash, "to stink"; batos): "Let thistles grow instead of wheat, and Cockle instead of barley" ().On account of the meaning of the Hebrew root we should expect that the reference was rather to repulsive, offensive weeds than to the pretty corn Cockle.