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cinnamic

cinnamic

9.0
Smelling or tasting like cinnamon
  • adjective
  • /sɪˈnæmɪk/
translation icon : aromático
  • The candle released a pleasant cinnamic aroma that filled the entire room.

Examples

  • She preferred teas with a cinnamic flavor, especially during the winter months.

  • The dessert had a subtle cinnamic taste that reminded him of his grandmother's baking.

  • The cake had a cinnamic aroma that filled the kitchen.

  • I love the cinnamic flavor in my morning coffee.

  • The candle released a pleasant cinnamic aroma that filled the entire room.

  • She preferred teas with a cinnamic flavor, especially during the winter months.

  • The dessert had a subtle cinnamic taste that reminded him of his grandmother's baking.

Synonyms

cinnamon-scented
vscinnamic
1 3.4

A thing that smells like cinnamon

is wider meaning resembling or relating to that aroma or taste
spice-scented
vscinnamic
4.0

Has the warm smell of spices like cinnamon or cloves

is narrower pointing to resemblance to one specific warm seasoning smell or taste

How Cinnamony

cinnamic
9.0
spiced
3 1.7

Surface Forms

cinnamic positive

Morphology

cinnamic = cinnamon (transparent) = cinnam + ic

Standard adjectival formation from 'cinnamon' meaning 'relating to or resembling cinnamon', which is directly inferable by learners.

Etymology

Cinnamic comes from cinnamon, the warm, sweet spice from the East. So, cinnamic describes a smell or taste like 'cinnamon'.