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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a noxious assortment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a collection or variety of items that are harmful, unpleasant, or toxic in nature.
Example: "The factory was found to be dumping a noxious assortment of chemicals into the river, endangering local wildlife."
Alternatives: "a harmful mixture" or "a toxic variety".
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Such incidents are all too common in Kabul, where a noxious assortment of armed groups — some official, some private — brush elbows in the streets.
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A noxious prank?
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Why would anyone seek out such a noxious drug?
Trace ingredients include hydrogen sulfide, which has a noxious odor.
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Though a native, common milkweed has been classified as a noxious weed by 35 states.
There's a noxious smell that makes Molly glad they're standing well back.
She is also critical of Eichmann himself for formulating and obeying a noxious set of laws.
"The question is whether this is considered a noxious plant," he said.
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