Pronunciation: /əbˈnɑkʃəs/
adjective extremely unpleasant or offensive
A1 I don't like to be around obnoxious people.
A2 The loud music coming from the party next door was obnoxious.
B1 His obnoxious behavior made it difficult to work with him.
B2 She had an obnoxious attitude towards anyone who disagreed with her.
C1 The obnoxious comments made by the politician caused a stir in the media.
C2 The obnoxious behavior of the celebrity was widely criticized by the public.
formal His obnoxious behavior at the meeting was completely unacceptable.
informal I can't stand hanging out with him, he's so obnoxious.
slang She's always acting all obnoxious around her friends.
figurative The bright neon sign was obnoxious in the otherwise serene landscape.
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