Stench in a sentence as a noun

While I am hardly a prude, 15 seconds into it the stench of "Bro!

I might agree with you if it weren't for the strong stench of fraud coming off the whole enterprise.

The stench doesn't hang on the users' clothing at all like regular cigarettes.

Business there keeps close with state government: there is a stench of cronyism about much of what goes on.

The foul stench of the holier than thou zealotry starts at the top and permeates its way throughout the entire system.

Those societies that are now disenchanted with him and America are naive fools who need to wake up and smell the stench.

I really dislike the attribution of this stench to one nationality.

One guy in particular was in the next office, and I kid you not, you could tell how long ago he had arrived by the stench in the hallway.

Inevitably the community focuses all its energy on character assassination to avoid sniffing its own stench.

We need to liquidate it into money to get anywhere, and The People aren't too happy about the filthy capitalist stench of suddenly owning that much stock anyhow, so they immediately sell it all.

You'd be crazy to go into the rental business unless you had a lot of units to balance out the Inges of the world, particularly since once you finally evict someone like that you have to tear out the walls to get rid of the stench.

Seriously, how hard would it be to set up a rigorous test in an average airliner, noting what interference was detected, how much, and its objective effect on avionics?That's why people are so resistant; the whole thing has the stench of unsubstantiated BS about it.

My memories are truncated about halfway through act one, and the next thing I honestly remember is waking up to the stench of my own vomit covered bed in my dorm room, but such an adventure it was for my roommates, and such a bardic tale it was for them to recount, over and over again, ad nauseum, that now, I too, can recite the tale, moment by moment from when I blacked out until I woke up.

Stench definitions

noun

a distinctive odor that is offensively unpleasant

See also: malodor malodour stink reek fetor foetor mephitis