aromatically
Gives off a pleasant, noticeable smell
- adverb
- /əˈroʊməˌtɪkli/
:
aromáticamente
- The kitchen was filled with the aroma of spices cooking aromatically.
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Examples
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More blood, steaming aromatically in the cold air.
Fiction book (1994) -
Freshly baked bread filled the air aromatically, making everyone hungry.
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The flowers in the garden bloom aromatically during the springtime.
Synonyms
fragrantly
vsaromatically
In a way that has a strong, pleasant smell
is any noticeable pleasant smell rather than especially sweet
How Fragrant
overpoweringly
1
7.4
strongly
595
1.0
fragrantly
1
4.3
aromatically
1
3.9
mildly
87
2.7
faintly
34
2.7
Surface Forms
aromatically positive
Morphology
Etymology
The word aromatically comes from aroma, meaning 'smell', so think of fresh bread or coffee filling a room with a warm scent. That's why aromatically means 'in a way that has a noticeable and pleasant smell'.