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cinnamon-scented

cinnamon-scented

1 3.4
A thing that smells like cinnamon
  • adjective
  • /ˈsɪnəˌmənˌsɛntɪd/
translation icon : aroma a canela
  • The piping hot, cinnamon-scented oatmeal warms you right up.
  • cinnamon-scented angel food cake

Examples

  • The dean has left him with a feeling of caution, and the first thing he sees in the cinnamon-scented room is Trung, reading a magazine on outdoor sports.

    Fiction book (2001)
  • The fifth and last course will consist of classic cappuccino panna cotta with cinnamon-scented crema and wild fennel pollen biscotti.

    Blog text (22)
  • A drizzle of sweet sugary icing makes this cinnamon-scented fall coffee cake truly transcendent.

  • From soup to cinnamon-scented warm fruit, this entire holiday feast gets only 25 percent of its calories from fat.

Synonyms

cinnamic
vscinnamon-scented
9.0

Smelling or tasting like cinnamon

is about having the spice's smell and aroma specifically

Antonyms

11 3.0

Not having any smell

3 3.2

Without an added smell or perfume

How Strong

pungent
18 4.8
cinnamon-scented
1 3.4
fragrant
34 2.2
unscented
3 3.2
scentless
6.7

Surface Forms

cinnamon-scented positive

Morphology

cinnamon-scented = cinnamon + scented (transparent) = cinnamon + scent + ed

Formed by combining the noun 'cinnamon' with the adjective 'scented' (scent + -ed), so the meaning 'having the smell of cinnamon' is directly derivable.

Etymology

Cinnamon-scented begins with cinnamon, the spice name that comes from an old word used long ago in the Middle East and Asia for a fragrant tree bark. The second part, scented (from scent), means 'smell', so cinnamon-scented simply means 'having the smell of cinnamon'.