Similar words: obnoxious, noxious, anxiously, copiously, furiously, dubiously, viciously, tediously. Meaning: [əb'nɑkʃəslɪ /-'nɒk-] adv. in an obnoxious manner.
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1. Paulette thought the Prince disgustingly ugly: he was obnoxiously thin, with a bulbous round head on a ridiculously long neck.
2. On any free time, she would have the obnoxiously busy job at the coffee shop across the street from campus.
3. Michelle Pfeiffer expertly plays an obnoxiously beautiful L.A. artist and imprisoned murderess.
4. When people act obnoxiously and unfairly, I should blame and damn them and see them as bad, wicked, or rotten individuals.
5. The overall design of this camera is obnoxiously hard to describe.
6. It's like being an octopus and having these obnoxiously long tentacles, made of titanium, that grip and hold onto anything in your path.
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7. The chief reason for this appeared to be D'Amato's obnoxiously entertaining performances on the crystal bucket.
8. Today, I was masturbating in my room when my dog started to bark obnoxiously.
9. Whether you're in your car, cooking dinner or "relaxing" at home, every move you make will be accompanied by the Wiggles and their obnoxiously chipper tunes.
10. In the song, "City of Pleasure", I tried to incorporate many elements of Chinese music and Chinese culture, without being too obnoxiously literal.
11. You can still go overboard with interrupting people or drowning them out, but if you don't do it too obnoxiously it's accepted as part of the package.
12. Work, work, work, work. On any free time, she would have the obnoxiously busy job at the coffee shop across the street from campus.
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