odium

IPA: ˈoʊdiʌm

noun

  • Hatred; dislike.
  • The quality that provokes hatred; offensiveness.
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Examples of "odium" in Sentences

  • She is free from odium and animosity.
  • Well you haven't done a very good job of hiding your odium.
  • It is noticeable that the Queen held him in particular odium.
  • At the risk of more odium being heaped on me, I will put that right.
  • He shared the popular odium which Philip incurred by debasing the coinage.
  • There is no reason to think he had excited any great or lasting odium at Athens.
  • Philip, happily for himself, was spared the odium of having reduced them to this abject condition.
  • This circumstantial and apparently truthful statement has brought no small odium on the fair narrator.
  • This government, discredited on account of its external showing, cared not to assume the odium of an energetic repression.
  • These functionaries were not slow in obeying commands, which released them from so much of the odium that attached to their ungrateful office.

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