fragrance
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2.6
- noun
- /ˈfreɪɡrəns/
:
fragancia
- They are just so pretty and the fragrance of the flowers is so strong.
- sweet fragrance
- perfume and fragrance
- fragrance of roses
Yellow flowers pour gold fragrance into the earth's old scars.
- Yellow flowers pour gold fragrance into the earth's old scars.
- You're in some store buying fragrances and candles as Christmas presents.
- We did a bundle with the two fragrances and the atomizer.
Examples
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All right, so the next question is, what fragrance are you wearing?
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What is that sweet fragrance I smell?
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I wear fragrance every day and you know why?
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I breathe in the fragrance and know it and like it.
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Absolutely gorgeous and the fragrance is so wonderful.
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You know, I detect a fragrance in the air.
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And the next thing you know, what's that sweet fragrance?
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A light breeze blows over the fields, bearing the damp, sweet fragrance of the trees.
Fiction book (1990) -
Then he buried his nose in the petals and drew the sweet fragrance into his lungs.
Fiction book (1992) -
Keep on inhaling the fragrance of fruit and rain, spattered earth.
Synonyms
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1.0
A scent you notice with your nose
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1.0
A pleasant smell from things like perfume or flowers
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1.0
A pleasant smell that you notice and enjoy
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1.6
A pleasant smell that often comes from food, drink, or flowers
11
4.6
A pleasant smell you notice in wine or perfume
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1.0
A pleasant smell like flowers or fresh bread
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4.8
A pleasant smell often from flowers or scented liquids you wear
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9.8
A pleasant smell that often brings back memories
A pleasant smell from cooking or perfume
Antonyms
How Fragrant
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word fragrance comes from the Latin verb fragrāre, which means 'to smell sweet', and you can see the same root in the word fragrant. So a fragrance is a pleasant or sweet smell.