| The Nobel Prize winner for Medicine Charles Richet attributed this silence to the disgust that arises from noxiousness and the lack of usefulness of human waste. |
| For this reason, warning signals are directed at a specific type of predator and are intended to prevent attack by advertising the bearer's unpalatability or noxiousness. |
| Its possible noxiousness on collectors and pipe supports is not really known. |
| Unfortunately, the sort of assistance given by Jupiter isn't likely to remove much noxiousness. |
| Anyway, I was saying all of this to my canary when I was suddenly overtaken by a great wave of noxiousness only I could smell. |
| Numerous researches were undertaken, in particular, on ether application, forbidden because of its noxiousness. |
