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obnoxious
[ uhb-nok-shuhs ]
adjective
- highly objectionable or offensive; odious:
obnoxious behavior.
Antonyms: delightful
- annoying or objectionable due to being a show-off or attracting undue attention to oneself:
an obnoxious little brat.
- Archaic. exposed or liable to harm, evil, or anything objectionable.
- Obsolete. liable to punishment or censure; reprehensible.
obnoxious
/ əbˈnɒkʃəs /
adjective
- extremely unpleasant
- obsolete.exposed to harm, injury, etc
Derived Forms
- obˈnoxiously, adverb
- obˈnoxiousness, noun
Other Words From
- ob·noxious·ly adverb
- ob·noxious·ness noun
- unob·noxi·ous adjective
- unob·noxi·ous·ly adverb
Word History and Origins
Origin of obnoxious1
Word History and Origins
Origin of obnoxious1
Synonym Study
Example Sentences
Most days as a tracker are far from glamorous — you wait for hours at a right-wing barbeque only to record the same stump speech for the hundredth time, you’re followed to your car by a Republican threatening to pour hot coffee on you, or you’re recognized and dragged away by security that’s more than happy to manhandle an obnoxious 20 something.
Eagle added that as somewhat of a moderate who didn’t vote for Trump or Hillary Clinton in 2016 but went with Trump four years later, “I find his personal qualities to be obnoxious.”
In a series of tweets Wednesday, the “Jack Ryan” and “The Wire” actor condemned the unruly behavior and “obnoxious fans” that spoiled his night at Yankee Stadium, where the Los Angeles Dodgers clinched a late-inning victory against the Bronx Bombers.
“Unruly, obnoxious people can ruin everything. The worst experience ever,” the 60-year-old New Orleans native tweeted.
The game, Pierce said, “will mean nothing to me because all I remember will be the obnoxious fans I had to avoid.”
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