odor

Related to odor: body odor

be in bad odor with

To be the target of another's anger or unhappiness. I've been in bad odor with Tiffany ever since she found out that I started that rumor about her. You will be in bad odor with the boss if you keep coming into work late.

be in good odor with (one)

To be in a pleasant or favorable relationship with one. I've been in good odor with my next-door neighbor ever since I brought her some of my homemade cookies. Your sister is in good odor with her teachers because she always completes her homework on time.

body odor

A foul smell usually related to sweat emanating from someone. Ew, you need to shower—you reek of body odor!

in bad odor

In a state in which one is the subject of another's displeasure or ire. I've been in bad odor with my next door neighbor ever since my dog destroyed her garden. Unless you like being in bad odor with your teachers, you should stop disrupting their classes!

in good odor

In a pleasant or favorable relationship with someone. I've been in good odor with my next door neighbor ever since I brought her some of my homemade cookies. Your sister is in good odor with her teachers because she always completes her homework on time.

odor of sanctity

1. Literally, a specific scent said to emanate from the body of a saint of the Catholic Church. I had never believed it, but upon entering the small crypt that held the saint's remains, I too could perceive the odor of sanctity so many religious writers had detailed before.

2. By extension, a state of grace, saintliness, or holiness. The nun, who tirelessly devoted her life to helping the poor of her nation, died in an odor of sanctity at the age of 97.

3. Smug and often hypocritical moral or social righteousness; sanctimoniousness. The author provides an extremely compelling moral argument, without enshrouding the entire narrative with an odor of sanctity.

odor of sanctity

Fig. an atmosphere of excessive holiness or piety. I hate their house. There's such an odor of sanctity with Bibles and holy pictures everywhere. The huge, medieval Gothic cathedral had a distinct odor of sanctity.

odor of sanctity

Exaggerated or hypocritical piety, an assumption of moral superiority, as in This candidate puts off some voters with his odor of sanctity. This expression, originating in the medieval idea that the dead body of a saintly individual gives off a sweet smell, was used to describe saintliness in the mid-1700s. Today it is generally used ironically.

be in good/bad ˈodour (with somebody)

(formal) have/not have somebody’s approval and support: He’s in rather bad odour with his boss at the moment.

odor of sanctity, the

A reputation for holiness. Today generally used ironically, for extreme or hypocritical piety, this term is based on the medieval notion that the dead body of a saintly person gives off a sweet smell. From this came, “He died in the odor of sanctity,” meaning he died a saint, which later was extended to mean saintliness in general. G. K. Chesterton used it in his poem “A Song of Self-Esteem”—“The Faith of Tennessee has wafted o’er the sea, the odour of its sanctity—and Golly how it stank!”—in which he derided the prosecution of John Scopes in 1925 for teaching evolution in his class at the Dayton (Tennessee) High School.

词组	odor
释义	odor Related to odor: body odor be in bad odor with To be the target of another's anger or unhappiness. I've been in bad odor with Tiffany ever since she found out that I started that rumor about her. You will be in bad odor with the boss if you keep coming into work late. See also: bad, odor be in good odor with (one) To be in a pleasant or favorable relationship with one. I've been in good odor with my next-door neighbor ever since I brought her some of my homemade cookies. Your sister is in good odor with her teachers because she always completes her homework on time. See also: good, odor body odor A foul smell usually related to sweat emanating from someone. Ew, you need to shower—you reek of body odor! See also: body, odor in bad odor In a state in which one is the subject of another's displeasure or ire. I've been in bad odor with my next door neighbor ever since my dog destroyed her garden. Unless you like being in bad odor with your teachers, you should stop disrupting their classes! See also: bad, odor in good odor In a pleasant or favorable relationship with someone. I've been in good odor with my next door neighbor ever since I brought her some of my homemade cookies. Your sister is in good odor with her teachers because she always completes her homework on time. See also: good, odor odor of sanctity 1. Literally, a specific scent said to emanate from the body of a saint of the Catholic Church. I had never believed it, but upon entering the small crypt that held the saint's remains, I too could perceive the odor of sanctity so many religious writers had detailed before. 2. By extension, a state of grace, saintliness, or holiness. The nun, who tirelessly devoted her life to helping the poor of her nation, died in an odor of sanctity at the age of 97. 3. Smug and often hypocritical moral or social righteousness; sanctimoniousness. The author provides an extremely compelling moral argument, without enshrouding the entire narrative with an odor of sanctity. See also: odor, of, sanctity Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. odor of sanctity Fig. an atmosphere of excessive holiness or piety. I hate their house. There's such an odor of sanctity with Bibles and holy pictures everywhere. The huge, medieval Gothic cathedral had a distinct odor of sanctity. See also: odor, of, sanctity McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. odor of sanctity Exaggerated or hypocritical piety, an assumption of moral superiority, as in This candidate puts off some voters with his odor of sanctity. This expression, originating in the medieval idea that the dead body of a saintly individual gives off a sweet smell, was used to describe saintliness in the mid-1700s. Today it is generally used ironically. See also: odor, of, sanctity The American Heritage® Dictionary of Idioms by Christine Ammer. be in good/bad ˈodour (with somebody) (formal) have/not have somebody’s approval and support: He’s in rather bad odour with his boss at the moment. See also: bad, good, odour Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary odor of sanctity, the A reputation for holiness. Today generally used ironically, for extreme or hypocritical piety, this term is based on the medieval notion that the dead body of a saintly person gives off a sweet smell. From this came, “He died in the odor of sanctity,” meaning he died a saint, which later was extended to mean saintliness in general. G. K. Chesterton used it in his poem “A Song of Self-Esteem”—“The Faith of Tennessee has wafted o’er the sea, the odour of its sanctity—and Golly how it stank!”—in which he derided the prosecution of John Scopes in 1925 for teaching evolution in his class at the Dayton (Tennessee) High School. See also: odor, of The Dictionary of Clichés by Christine Ammer See also: be in bad odor with be in good/bad odour odour in bad odor in bad odour be in the front line bad times under the thumb of (someone) under thumb under someone’s thumb References in periodicals archive Data analysis has also determined that for workers odor intensity (average = 0.02), hedonic tone (average = 0.026) and annoyance (average = 0.028) are less comparing with other occupations. Assessment of community response to odor annoyance in nearby residents of a vegetable oil processing plant Subjects experienced each of two odors (fragrance oils: mint, expected stimulating effect, and cypress, assumed as an odor from building materials) for 1 or 10 min while working and resting. Indoor odor exposure effects on psycho-physiological states during intellectual tasks and rest No resident has the right to allow their odors, whatever they may be, to intrude into other apartments or the common areas. When residents cause a stink: handle complaints about residents' cooking odors exactly as you would any other odors Sharks use their sense of smell to steer toward a patch of odor. Then they use information from their lateral lines about water flow to track odor patches expediently to their source. For sharks, the nose knows Odor mitigation practices are an active area of research and development. Agricultural odors: what is the stink about? The pure air must be lacking any substance that may mask the sample's odor. This method is not very practical, since a number of sterilized recipients are required for each dilution step, under controlled pressure conditions. Odor assessment tools and odor emissions in industrial processes/Ferramentas para avaliacao de emissoes odorantes em processos industriais Sludge will be stored in two new tanks with a dedicated odor control system. Familiar odor has familiar cure: Spending money The Penn State research also led to a reduction in odor causing compounds. Chester County Conservation District sponsors odor reduction tour The researchers found that phantom odor perception occurred in 6.5 percent of study participants. Factors Associated With Phantom Odor Identified; NIH study shows 6.5 percent of U.S. adults aged 40 and up perceive phantom smells * RP17 is a combination lubricant and odor-neutralizing mask that was originally designed to reduce odors in wood-filled plastic compounds. Additive Blends Neutralize Odor and Control VOCs Their odor activity values were calculated by the researchers. Software characterizes aroma compounds in Thai fish sauce Background: It has been found in some of the electrophysiological studies that odor does affect the rhythm of brain waves. Odor-induced modulation of electroencephalogram waves in healthy controls Struktol RP 17, a combination lubricant and odor neutralizing mask, was originally designed for reducing/eliminating compounding and end-product odors in wood-filled plastic compounds. Odor neutralization/VOC reduction additives 25) concluded that humans can discriminate between lots of odor pairs--basically, it showed that people have a good sense of smell. Odor confusion
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