Odorous used in a sentence

Odorous in a sentence as an adjective

But the turd inside is vile, odorous, and steaming.

They work best against ants that are a nuisance in your home, such as the Argentine ant, the Pharoah ant and the odorous house ant.

To think that there's some odorous force emanating from these privileged folks, working to keep others out, strikes me as strange.

How many parents open up their finances to their kids, to the point where their children may audit for odorous items?

> oderousI assume you mean odious not odorous?

Underarm odor is largely determined by bacterial breakdown products of fatty acids, steroids, and other aliphatics into odorous compounds such as smaller-chain acids.

Every few weeks the soldier would enter a trance-like state, smoking, dressing himself, and aiming his cane like a rifle all while being insensitive to pins, electric shocks, odorous substances, vinegar, noise, and certain light conditions.

When it comes to selecting an animal to accompany you on flights, this entails choosing an animal that is likely to fit comfortably, not be unusually odorous or violent, and otherwise be relatively inoffensive to one's fellow passengers, at least to the extent one is able.