odiously

He grinned odiously and came across the bed after me.

Looking there I could see, huddled on the last seat, a small, an odiously familiar figure.

He shocked the family to its odiously complacent core by growing Tranquillity.

Most of the time she considered comparison-shopping either odiously self-congratulatory or self-pitying.

Icarus himself passed through time as he crashed earth, breaking up, spilling out more odiously than any of them.

And I was so odiously unkind to you, Stephen.

The ladies felt that he was odiously, unendurably vulgar.

They adopted an odiously patronising attitude towards the once popular game of backgammon.

The clan would be so odiously pleased.

And why had he said, 'Poor Ellie,' in that odiously knowing way?

The situation was odiously farcical.

McMullan's performance was intoxicating, if odiously so.

Now the spot is, odiously enough to Village traditionalists, a CVS drug store.

'I know that,' Paul was odiously grateful.

Jerome smiled odiously.

He leered odiously.

"Ye're a dreadful bully, Ian, and so odiously autocratic."

He had odiously watchful eyes--eyes that looked skilled in peeping through key-holes.

And Aunt Addie was odiously kind and motherly.

'Is that the way I speak when I am being odiously snubbing?'

Z. Garr found odiously complacent.

In a decade or so, whatever highly popular musical genre hipsters think is odiously gauche will become the very wellspring of their warm, nostalgic feelings.

"They call themselves Linyaari," Misra said with that odiously superior tone he so often adopted.

In Panama, General Noriega suddenly realizes he has been behaving odiously, quits the dictatorship and enters a monastery.

The fact is, it's an odiously intimate smile, at least, a smile that expects, demands intimacy, like an old friend who expects to be recognised.