odorlessness

Vodka had to be used for its property of odorlessness, but it was an awfully boring drink day in and out.

The Houseguest Thomas Berger 2008

They identified water by observable characteristics like colorlessness and odorlessness, but also assumed that there was a microstructure which explains these observable properties.

Narrow Mental Content Brown, Curtis 2007

It had a wet, swampy smell that made the gunslinger feel nauseous and a little lightheaded after the antiseptic odorlessness of the desert and the stable.

The Gunslinger King, Stephen, 1947- 1982

Family after family learned to prize the cleanliness and quiet, the odorlessness and flylessness of a home without a kitchen, and their questioning guests were converted by the excellent of the meals.

What Diantha Did Charlotte Perkins Gilman 1897

Philosophy professor Carol Cleland, from the University of Colorado, and Chris Chyba, an astronomy student of Carl Sagan’s who now teaches at Princeton University, have argued for almost a decade that current definitions of “life” are little different from medieval definitions of “water,” which was seen then as a clear liquid with certain qualities such as wetness, transparency, tastelessness, odorlessness, and the property of being a very good solvent.

First Contact Marc Kaufman 2011

Philosophy professor Carol Cleland, from the University of Colorado, and Chris Chyba, an astronomy student of Carl Sagan’s who now teaches at Princeton University, have argued for almost a decade that current definitions of “life” are little different from medieval definitions of “water,” which was seen then as a clear liquid with certain qualities such as wetness, transparency, tastelessness, odorlessness, and the property of being a very good solvent.

First Contact Marc Kaufman 2011