balsamic
6.6
Having a sweet, pleasant smell that calms
- adjective
- /bɔlˈsæmɪk/
- Her favorite salad dressing is a mix of olive oil and balsamic vinegar, which gives it a rich taste.
Examples
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The scent of the balsamic lotion filled the air, creating a calming atmosphere in the room.
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If we didn't have sesame seeds or balsamic, though, just a little bit more plain.
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The chef drizzled a balsamic glaze over the grilled vegetables, enhancing their flavors.
Synonyms
balsamy
vsbalsamic
8.1
Having a pleasant smell like pine or balm
covers general relation or properties including fragrance and soothing quality
balsam-scented
vsbalsamic
7.0
Having a sweet, pine-like smell
is broader describing relation and soothing properties not only scent
How Fragrant
Surface Forms
balsamic positive
Morphology
Etymology
Balsamic comes from the old word balsam, a sweet-smelling resin used like a balm to 'soothe' skin and smells, so balsamic describes something with a pleasant, 'soothing' fragrance.