fetor Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- lusciousness
- fetidness
- savor
- ambrosia
- aromaticity
- whiff
- otto
- perfume
- gaminess
- acridness
- fragrance
- tang
- attar
- noisomeness
- musk
- fragrancy
- savoriness
Weak:
fetor Meaning
fetor (n)
a distinctive odor that is offensively unpleasant
fetor (n.)
A strong, offensive smell; stench; fetidness.
fetor Sentence Examples
- As the old books were opened, a musty fetor filled the library, permeating the air with a scent of ages past.
- The fetor emanating from the garbage bin indicated that it hadn't been emptied in days.
- The abandoned house was cloaked in a fetor of decay, deterring even the most adventurous explorers.
- The fetor of rotting fish lingered in the air near the docks, a testament to the bustling seafood trade.
- Despite the room being spotless, a faint fetor of cigarette smoke clung to the curtains and upholstery.
- The fetor of stale beer and sweat hung heavy in the air of the crowded bar.
- He recoiled at the fetor rising from the stagnant pond, the water thick with algae and decomposing matter.
- The fetor of industrial chemicals wafted from the factory, polluting the surrounding neighborhoods.
- The fetor of decay permeated the abandoned subway tunnel, causing the explorer to hold their breath as they ventured deeper.
- Even with the windows open, the fetor of burnt toast lingered in the kitchen, a lingering reminder of breakfast gone awry.
FAQs About the word fetor
a distinctive odor that is offensively unpleasantA strong, offensive smell; stench; fetidness.
funk, rancidity, savour,stench, rankness, stink, reek, malodor, foulness, lusciousness
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As the old books were opened, a musty fetor filled the library, permeating the air with a scent of ages past.
The fetor emanating from the garbage bin indicated that it hadn't been emptied in days.
The abandoned house was cloaked in a fetor of decay, deterring even the most adventurous explorers.
The fetor of rotting fish lingered in the air near the docks, a testament to the bustling seafood trade.