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aromaticity

aromaticity

9.2
A pleasant smell that comes from things like plants or spices
  • noun
  • /ˌɛrəˈmætɪsɪti/
translation icon : aromaticidad
  • The chef valued the aromaticity of fresh herbs in his dishes.

Examples

  • Some wines are known for the distinct aromaticity they develop as they age.

  • The aromaticity of the spices brought a delightful fragrance to the kitchen.

  • Researchers studied the aromaticity of various essential oils for their calming effects.

  • The aromaticity of the flowers filled the garden.

  • Can you detect the aromaticity in this tea?

  • She was captivated by the aromaticity of the flowers in the botanical garden.

  • The aromaticity of the tea enhanced the overall experience of the afternoon gathering.

Synonyms

smell
vsaromaticity
605 1.0

A scent you notice with your nose

is the more specific quality of having a pleasant odor rather than any odor
scent
vsaromaticity
165 1.0

A pleasant smell from things like perfume or flowers

is the general quality behind such distinctive odors
perfume
vsaromaticity
102 1.0

A pleasant smell that you notice and enjoy

is the overall property of having that worn pleasant odor
fragrance
vsaromaticity
83 2.6

A pleasant sweet smell from flowers or perfume

is the term for the general quality of such odor
aroma
vsaromaticity
74 1.6

A pleasant smell that often comes from food, drink, or flowers

is the general quality of having that kind of odor
sweetness
vsaromaticity
4 1.0

A pleasant smell like flowers or fresh bread

is the broader quality of having a pleasant odor, not only sweet
redolence
vsaromaticity
1 9.8

A pleasant smell that often brings back memories

is the general quality of having an odor that evokes memory
fragrancy
vsaromaticity
5.5

A pleasant, sweet smell that fills a place

is the formal term for that same quality

How Fragrant

bouquet
  • Specialized
11 4.6
fragrance
83 2.6
aromaticity
9.2
aroma
74 1.6
scent
165 1.0
whiff
60 3.2

Surface Forms

aromaticity singular
aromaticities plural

Morphology

aromaticity = aromatic (transparent) = aroma + tic + ity

The formation of the noun from the adjective 'aromatic' by adding -ity is a regular nominalization and is clear to learners.

Etymology

Aromaticity comes from the word aroma, which means 'smell'. So aromaticity is the quality of having a pleasant or strong smell.