odorless

adjwithout fragrance

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adj without fragrance

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Word Origin & History

c.1300, from Anglo-French odour, from Old French odor "smell, perfume, fragrance" (12c., Modern French odeur) and directly from Latin odor "a smell, a scent" (pleasant or disagreeable), from PIE *od- "to smell" (cf. Latin olere "emit a smell, to smell of," with Sabine -l- for -d-; Greek ozein "to smell;" Armenian hotim "I smell;" Lithuanian uodziu "to smell").

Good or bad odor, in reference to repute, estimation, is from 1835. Odor of sanctity (1756) is from French odeur de sainteté (17c.) "sweet or balsamic scent said to be exhaled by the bodies of eminent saints at death or upon disinterment."

Example Sentences for odorless

I have had a number of inquiries whether my skunks were odorless.

I will say they are not and it is not necessary to make them odorless.

They are tasteless, odorless, and infusible at ordinary temperature.

Sometimes I think they should invent a brass polish that is odorless.

The gas is often odorless, but sometimes it is very offensive.

When fresh, the eyes are bright, the gills red, the flesh firm and odorless.

These pieces are odorless, but have a somewhat sweetish taste.

Inside was a peculiar liquid which had a bluish tinge, but was odorless.

It is by no means true, however, that Europeans are odorless.

Your third estate is insipid, colorless, odorless, and shapeless.

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