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malodor

[mal-oh-der] / mælˈoʊ dər /




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He said that type of ethanol costs significantly less than ethanol filtered using activated carbon filtration, which would typically remove almost all contaminants and the malodor with it.”

From Fox News Jul. 15, 2020

People who can’t contain themselves bear only some of the blame for the malodor, experts say: trash, sewage and other sources are generally greater contributors to the stench.

From The Guardian Sep. 9, 2016

Somehow the prospect of the corpse plant’s malodor is part of its appeal.

From Scientific American Mar. 21, 2012

Range Resources says that the D.E.P. visited the area on 24 separate occasions and found no malodor.

From New York Times Nov. 18, 2011

If ever this world from corruption is free, And righteousness reign in the kingdom to be, Like salt in its simple and soluble way Infusing malodor, preventing decay.

From Poems Vol. IV by Hattie Howard




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