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stench

[stench] / stɛntʃ /


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In the open sewer outside, plastic bags and bottles drift through charcoal-grey sludge, its stench thick in the air.

From BBC

Even as losses in winnable races have mounted, the mere perception of running as electable has repeatedly backfired, giving off for many Republicans the stench of the reviled establishment.

From New York Times

Windows have been sealed against stray bullets and the stench of death.

From Washington Post

The stench of burned flesh filled my nostrils.

From Seattle Times

The stench became baked in, and no bathing in tomato juice or obscuring with aerosols would do.

From Washington Post