rankness

1 Prithee hold thy loose tongue, twinkling and glittering like a serpent’s in the midst of luxuriance and rankness!

2 Yes, there was a good laugh to be had, half-mocking and half-nostalgic, at his comically unimaginative stage name and the utter rankness of his worst recipes.

3 Students who rank in the top third of their class have a better chance of being accepted to the college of their choice.

4 This will take away all the rankness and slimyness of them.

5 Out of that grim den of death, out of that floating lazar house, there came a few blooming maidens and stalwart youths, like fair flowers springing from the rankness of a charnel.

6 And the reader too becomes immersed in Friedman’s layered and luscious prose, the vibrant colors of Alma’s world, the flowers so real “you could smell their rankness, the air brimming with sweet, candied stink.”

7 Engraving 41: Rankness of Tropical Vegetation The sketch opposite will give some idea of the manner in which the rankness of tropical vegetation is hurrying to destruction these interesting remains.

8 It exists under different shapes in all governments, more or less stifled, controlled, or repressed; but, in those of the popular form, it is seen in its greatest rankness, and is truly their worst enemy.

9 They were almost too luxuriant, approaching to rankness.

10 Again, it will only be under such circumstances, where rankness of growth is likely to ensue, that its antiseptic properties will act favourably and not unfavourably.

11 But in the earlier days of the Mexican Republic, the baneful weed flourished with unusual vigour and rankness—to the benefit of Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna, and the blight of his country.

12 The flu swept through the ranks, infecting almost every soldier.

13 people of high rank and profession

14 Ohtani’s average bat speed of 75.4 mph ranks 19th, hardly an outlier among the sport’s other big hitters.

15 Like poisonous toadstools in rankness and gloom, the worst of human nature must flourish here.

16 We should husband our means as the agriculturalist his fertilizer, which if he spread over too large a superficies produces no crop, if over too small a surface, exuberates in rankness and in weeds.—Colton.

17 military ranks such as private, corporal, and sergeant

18 And cornfield peas, of just the right rankness, cooked with just the right dryness.

19 Some types of food will cause you to sweat more than usual, and contribute to rankness.

20 Again, the very fact that salt acts as an antiseptic may serve to explain its beneficial action in certain cases where it prevents rankness of growth.

1 臭味

rank odorously smell stink tincture pong niff

2 茂盛

arboraceous exuberant thrifty exuberantly luxuriantly rankly bloom exuberance thrive flourish

3 恶臭

fetid noisome stink reek

4 杂草丛生

ruderal rank grass-grown

5 肥沃

rich fat productive generous fertile mellow fecund fructuous rankly fertility enrichment richness fatness fecundity enrich nourish fertilize fatten fecundate