How Do You Spell NOYOUS?

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The word "noyous" is derived from the Old French word "noios" or "noius", meaning troublesome or annoying. In turn, the Old French term can be traced back to the Latin word "odiosus", which means hateful or odious. Over time, "noios" transformed into "noyous" in Middle English, retaining its sense of being bothersome or troublesome.

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