Asked by Kaileigh
Which of the following is an extended definition of noisome?
"Noisome" is related to words like annoyance and nuisance, not to noise. It means something disgusting, most often a smell.
My roommate and I argued constantly over her use of floral-scented plug-in air fresheners; she thought they smelled fresh and clean but I found them noisome. Often I’d get a sick headache from the stench the minute I walked into our apartment.
Many people are surprised to learn that noisome means a foul smell and not a loud sound.
The adjective noisome is defined as "highly offensive to the sense of smell."
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"Noisome" is related to words like annoyance and nuisance, not to noise. It means something disgusting, most often a smell.
Reason: it gives more context and clarification (contrast with "noise" and related words) rather than just a short dictionary gloss or an illustrative example.
"Noisome" is related to words like annoyance and nuisance, not to noise. It means something disgusting, most often a smell.
Reason: it gives more context and clarification (contrast with "noise" and related words) rather than just a short dictionary gloss or an illustrative example.
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