aroma
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- noun
- /əˈroʊmə/
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aroma
- In the Ar region of northern Niger, aromas are everywhere and perform a wide variety of functions.
- aroma and flavor
- smell the aroma
- pleasant aroma
I enjoy the smell, the aroma and then hopefully taste.
- I enjoy the smell, the aroma and then hopefully taste.
- And that I will love the aromas because they tempt me so profoundly.
- And we have to be able to get better at flavour and and aroma and juiciness and texture.
- You know what, like Disneyland when you're doing soaring you world and they squirt like aroma in your face.
- Even the first space tourists exclaimed about a pungent aroma quote like burnt cookies once the Hatch opened.
- And it's one of the most horrifying aromas that have ever hit my nose.
- Hey, Mrs Myers cleaned a aroma therapeutic household products.
Examples
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Soot gives it a unique, unrivalled, rich, hearty, robust aroma.
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The heavenly aroma still hung heavy in the house.
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There was nothing to do except wait and smell the aroma in the kitchen.
Fiction book (1994) -
I enjoy the smell, the aroma and then hopefully taste.
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It's got a lovely aroma, doesn't it?
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I love that earthy aroma.
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After some time, the wind carried to him the aroma of roasting lamb, with cumin and garlic.
Fiction book (1994) -
The sun was peeking above the horizon, and the aroma of coffee and salt mingled in the damp air.
Academic text (2003) -
The small pizza parlor is filled with the aroma of oregano and fresh, sun-drenched tomatoes.
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When Rosemary Garlic Chicken is cooking, the aroma just keeps getting better throughout the day.
Synonyms
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A scent you notice with your nose
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A pleasant smell from things like perfume or flowers
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A pleasant smell that you notice and enjoy
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A pleasant sweet smell from flowers or perfume
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A pleasant smell you notice in wine or perfume
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A pleasant smell like flowers or fresh bread
A pleasant smell from cooking or perfume
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Etymology
The word aroma comes from an old word that meant 'spice' or 'sweet smell', so imagine spices and flowers giving off a pleasant scent. So, aroma today means a noticeable, pleasant smell, often from food, drink, or flowers.