On this page you'll find 18 example sentences with Stinker. You'll also see the meaning, synonyms such as thing and how to use the word correctly in a sentence.

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Stinker in a sentence

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Stinker meaning

  1. One who stinks.
  2. A contemptible person or thing.
  3. Something difficult (e.g. a given puzzle) or unpleasant (e.g. negative review, nasty letter).

Synonyms of Stinker

rotter disagreeable person unpleasant person git so-and-so scum bag lowlife crumb puke bum stinkpot skunk rat dirty dog thing

Stinker in Dutch

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Example sentences (18)

Not an awful lot of attacking prowess or chances from either side but it wasn’t a complete stinker of an opening half.

Angry MPs accused Mrs. May of peddling a ‘stinker’ of a deal, with some publicly jibing that her leadership is ‘over’.

Jared Goff, however, aside from a stinker against a strong San Francisco 49ers defense, has been mostly okay.

They failed to even lay a glove on Arsenal and losing at home to Nottingham Forest after that was a stinker.

The English-language title is a stinker, not so much in the nose, that organ so crucial to taste, as on it.

It was a stinker of a game and understandably so after both sets of players slumped to the turf after their respective semi-final defeats.

To me, that is every bit as important a win as telling really great stories, which I’m also proud to say — not a stinker in the bunch, either.

Maximo vs Mascarita Sagrada was a stinker, but the rest had good action and a nice pace.

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They followed up that home stinker with a home victory for the ages against Villanova.

Even if a movie is a big stinker, the theme song can stand out as the high point.

For the hot new actress to deliver such a stinker would sink many careers.

Nor will it be particularly shocking, since Gervais’s self-consciously provocative ain’t-I-a-stinker shtick is now so well rehearsed that you could set your clock by it.

Finau meanwhile is having a bit of a stinker in that one.

And did anyone have a stinker in Cologne?

The Trump-based adaptation would have to be called Stinker, Sailor, Slimer, Spy, representing Reince Priebus, Steve Bannon, Roger Stone and everybody else in this shit-ass conspiracy, respectively.

Studios see King as a sure thing, and while not every King adaptation sticks the landing (see: the disastrous 2017 take on material that one stinker doesn’t at all affect the chances of whatever’s coming next.

While on that recall, it is worth saying the Mail it was which had questioned in a stinker the necessity for the Commonwealth Secretariat 1965 as proposed by President Dr. Kwame Nkrumah and endorsed by its Summit at Malborough House.

A year and a half after their departure, and Sevy’s disaster, and JA Happ’s opening frame stinker, it’s clear the pitching side of the coaching staff badly needed the complete overhaul it received when Matt Blake arrived this offseason.

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Common combinations with stinker

These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:

  • stinker of
  • was stinker
  • stinker in
  • stinker the

Frequently asked questions

How do you use "stinker" in a sentence?
An example: "Not an awful lot of attacking prowess or chances from either side but it wasn’t a complete stinker of an opening half." This page contains 18 example sentences with the word "stinker" from real English texts.
What does "stinker" mean?
Stinker means: One who stinks.
What are synonyms of "stinker"?
Common synonyms of "stinker" include: rotter, disagreeable person, unpleasant person, git, so-and-so, scum bag, lowlife, crumb. Plus 7 more synonyms.
What is "stinker" in Dutch?
"stinker" translates to Dutch as: stinker.
How many example sentences with "stinker" are there?
Voorbeeldzinnen.info contains 18 example sentences with "stinker", drawn from a database of millions of English sentences.

About these examples

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