Usually means: Condition of having a bad smell.
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  1. malodorousness: Merriam-Webster
  2. malodorousness: Oxford Learner's Dictionaries
  3. malodorousness: Collins English Dictionary
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  7. malodorousness: Dictionary.com
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  10. malodorousness: Mnemonic Dictionary
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▸ noun:  The state or condition of being malodorous.

Similar:
Foulness, malodourousness, stinkiness, rankness, odorousness, smelliness, odorosity, odiousness, odoriferousness, mouldiness, more...

Opposite:
fragrance, aroma, perfume, pleasantness, odorlessness

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Similar:
Foulness, malodourousness, stinkiness, rankness, odorousness, smelliness, odorosity, odiousness, odoriferousness, mouldiness, more...

Opposite:
fragrance, aroma, perfume, pleasantness, odorlessness



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