"Deodorised" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
Free from odor or smell.
A deodand was a term used in medieval England to describe an animal that had caused the death of a human. The term was used to describe the animal that was considered to be the cause of the human's death. In the law, the deodand was considered to be the property of the Crown, and it was often destroyed as a form of punishment or to prevent it from causing harm again.