Definition for Odium:

• Hatred: offensiveness: quality of provoking hate.

Synonyms for Odium:

• n.

  •
  • contempt,
  • animosity,
  • disgust,
  • dislike,
  • antagonism,
  • repulsion,
  • revulsion.
  •aversion (noun)
  • un-willingness,
  • dis-inclinations,
  • dis likings,
  • dis tastes,
  • dis gusts,
  • dis satisfactions,
  • dis satisfaction,
  • dis-favors,
  • dis inclinations,
  • dis-pleasure,
  • un willingness,
  • dis pleasures,
  • dis favors,
  • un willingnesses,
  • in dispositions,
  • dis-satisfactions,
  • dis-satisfaction,
  • dislikings,
  • dis favor,
  • dis-likings,
  • dis-taste,
  • in-disposition,
  • dis-inclination,
  • having no use fors,
  • dis-favor,
  • dis liking,
  • dis-tastes,
  • dis-gust,
  • dis-gusts,
  • in disposition,
  • dis-pleasures,
  • dis inclination,
  • dis-liking,
  • un-willingnesses,
  • dis gust,
  • dis pleasure,
  • dis taste,
  • in-dispositions.
  •bad blood (noun)
  • ill-disposednesses,
  • mutual hostilities,
  • dis-trust,
  • illdisposedness,
  • bad vibe,
  • dis-trusts,
  • dis-accords,
  • bad feelings,
  • un-friendlinesses,
  • dis accord,
  • ill disposedness,
  • dis-accord,
  • unfriendlinesses,
  • dis accords,
  • oppugnations,
  • dis trusts,
  • bad chemistries,
  • bad-blood,
  • un-friendliness,
  • bad wills,
  • illdisposednesses,
  • un friendlinesses,
  • oppugnancies,
  • ill disposednesses,
  • dis trust,
  • personality conflicts,
  • un friendliness.
  •blot (noun)
  • dis colorations,
  • dis coloration,
  • dis-colorations,
  • dis-coloration.
  •brand (noun)
  • mark cain.
  •detestation (noun)
  • detestation.
  •disgrace (noun)
  • disfavor.
  •dishonor (noun)
  • dis-courtesy,
  • in-dignities,
  • out-rages,
  • out-rage,
  • dis-courtesies,
  • dis honors,
  • dis courtesy,
  • in dignity,
  • dis-honor,
  • in-dignity,
  • out rages,
  • dis-honors,
  • dis honor,
  • dis courtesies,
  • in dignities.
  •disrepute (noun)
  • scar,
  • ill fame,
  • ill favor,
  • unpopularity.
  •execration (noun)
  • imprecation,
  • malediction,
  • excoriation,
  • cursings,
  • excoriations.
  •hate (noun)
  • Repugnancy,
  • Repellence,
  • Hates,
  • black beast,
  • Repellency,
  • nasty look,
  • no love lost.
  •hating (noun)
  • execration.
  •hatred (noun)
  • dis approvals,
  • no use fors,
  • dis-approval,
  • invidiousnesses,
  • malignances,
  • dis approval,
  • dis-approvals,
  • allergy tos.
  •hostility (noun)
  • malice,
  • enmity,
  • resentment.
  •ill repute (noun)
  • bad odors.
  •infamy (noun)
  • infamy,
  • ignominiousness,
  • notoriousness.
  •loathing (noun)
  • loathing.
  •objection (noun)
  • demurrings,
  • re monstrance,
  • shrinkings,
  • re-monstrances,
  • demurrals,
  • counterarguments,
  • counter arguments,
  • dis-contents,
  • dis content,
  • re monstrances,
  • re-monstrance,
  • dis contents,
  • counter-arguments,
  • counter argument,
  • dis-content.
  •odium (noun)
  • abomination.
  •onus (noun)
  • deadweight,
  • deadweights.
  •reproach (noun)
  • re-prehension,
  • re prehensions,
  • re-prehensions,
  • re prehension.
  •shame (noun)
  • shamefacedness,
  • self-disgust,
  • stupefaction,
  • self-reproach,
  • bad conscience,
  • skeleton in the cupboard,
  • self-reproof,
  • Pudency,
  • skeleton in cupboard.
  •slur (noun)
  • zinger,
  • zingers,
  • brickbat,
  • dirty dig,
  • brickbats.
  •stain (noun)
  • sinisters.
  •state (noun)
  • odium.
  •stigma (noun)
  • besmirchments,
  • lost faces.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • bad name.
  •
  • ignominy,
  • opprobrium.
  •
  • humiliation.
  •
  • obloquy.
  •Other relevant words:
  • exonerate,
  • disparagement,
  • sacerdotalism,
  • monstrosity,
  • unwillingness,
  • austerity,
  • Ecclesiologist,
  • demotion,
  • malignity,
  • despise,
  • disinterested,
  • Displuming,
  • antipathy,
  • na,
  • loathe,
  • Sabbatism,
  • disapprobation,
  • absolve,
  • lip service,
  • Improbation,
  • degradation,
  • Displacency,
  • xenophobia,
  • bad repute,
  • blame,
  • hypocrisy,
  • sanctimoniousness,
  • spitefulness,
  • bitter pill,
  • rancour,
  • abasement,
  • horror,
  • released,
  • misandry,
  • justify,
  • heinousness,
  • enemy,
  • censure,
  • stigma,
  • Ecclesiology,
  • disesteem,
  • loss of face,
  • Pharisaism,
  • loathsomeness,
  • theocracy,
  • Ultramontanism,
  • involve,
  • reprobation,
  • Abjectness,
  • derogation,
  • consist,
  • despitefulness,
  • enfranchise,
  • curse,
  • smear,
  • prejudice,
  • abominate,
  • forgive,
  • obstinacy,
  • execrate,
  • lip reverence,
  • defamation,
  • black eye,
  • evil,
  • atrocity,
  • wickedness,
  • Depluming,
  • detest,
  • cant,
  • falsehood,
  • malevolence,
  • Calumniation,
  • demonophobia,
  • loss of honor,
  • spite,
  • disdain,
  • narrow mind,
  • resent,
  • sanctimony,
  • vileness,
  • include,
  • blur,
  • disapproval,
  • spot,
  • repugnance,
  • dispprobation,
  • disfavour,
  • iniquity,
  • Infamousness,
  • outrage,
  • contumely,
  • Disliking,
  • misanthropy,
  • vindicate,
  • terror,
  • reluctance,
  • hostility,
  • embarrassment,
  • disgracefulness,
  • scorn,
  • one-track mind,
  • Precisianism,
  • source,
  • Sabbatarianism,
  • Ignobility,
  • vitiation,
  • racism,
  • lip devotion,
  • Dedecoration,
  • discredit,
  • pious fraud,
  • involves,
  • pietism,
  • condemnation,
  • pedantry,
  • bar sinister,
  • bigotry,
  • vilification,
  • distaste,
  • liberate,
  • abhor,
  • Hypercriticism,
  • Misdevotion,
  • misogyny,
  • disinclination,
  • debasement,
  • denigration,
  • Gynephobia,
  • Egregiousness,
  • bane,
  • dishonour,
  • Disvaluation,
  • race hatred,
  • ADJ,
  • blue laws,
  • villainy,
  • rebuke,
  • dread,
  • negrophobia,
  • hatefulness,
  • priestcraft,
  • blemish,
  • conscience,
  • exculpate,
  • animus,
  • formalism.

Antonyms for Odium:

• n.

  • shame, dishonor
    exoneration, benefit, like, kindness, praise, love, sympathy, liking, affection, flattery, compliment, sanction, approval, loving, exaltation, endorsement, blank.
  • Other antonyms:
    fear, estimation, glory, honor, reverence, esteem, admiration, appreciation, awe, respect, regard.

Odium Sentence Examples:

• All the odium consequently falls on her, and when he gets back she is only too willing to drudge for him more than ever.

• One small provocation by the Congregationalists of the First Church of New Haven - the attempt to place the odium of expulsion upon a member who became an Episcopalian - did not tend to allay feeling.

Hyponym for Odium:

• n.

  • state
    ignominy, disgrace, shame.