odium

How to use odium in a sentence

I hope in this way to avoid incurring odium theologicum of any kind.

The Sophists as a class had incurred the odium of being the first teachers who received pay for the instruction they imparted.

But worse perhaps than this was the public odium they brought upon themselves.

Because his hypocrisy lacks the magnificent scope of that of the Saxon, he bears the odium of a personal stealthiness.

If Pitt had tried to avoid it, he would have incurred the odium of hesitating to accept the will of the nation.

Passion can only blind them; make them take the shadow for the substance; and win for them odium in the place of affection.

His evident contempt of 'the rascal multitude' added to the odium which dogged his course.

He used his influence and Ralegh's odium to procure an order for the restoration of the London episcopal residence.

To manifestations of popular odium his nature rose, as to every peremptory call upon his powers.

Through his eloquence he escaped punishment, and the odium of being branded a sorcerer.

SYNONYM OF THE DAY

OCTOBER 26, 1985