单词	odiously
释义	odiouso‧di‧ous /ˈəʊdiəs $ ˈoʊ-/ adjective formal Word Origin WORD ORIGINodious Origin: 1300-1400 Old French odieus, from Latin odiosus, from odium ‘hate’ Examples EXAMPLES FROM OTHER DICTIONARIES the odious task of scrubbing floors The taking of hostages is an odious crime. EXAMPLES FROM THE CORPUS And in this respect we are not able to see that these privileges are especially odious or objectionable. Are such truths inherently odious or destructive? He is the son of a man whose values are odious. The odious pair are simultaneously cajoling and menacing: Ferdinand must remake himself in their image, or else. Virginia closed her eyes for a second, fighting this odious revelation. Where had the odious senior, Boden, gone, somewhere among those broken, enfolding walls? extremely unpleasant SYN  horrible:  an odious little man—odiously adverb
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