jasmine
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- noun
- /ˈdʒæz.mɪn/
- "I purchased it directly from its owner," Klinger said, inhaling the strong scent of jasmine perfume.
- jasmine odor
- peppermint and jasmine
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- So this one's top scent are vanilla, sandalwood, Jasmine petals, cashmere wood, and pink pepper.
- So this has notes of Sicilian bergamot, velvet gardenia, Egyptian Jasmine.
- It is an Oatmeal Bay shampoo and has a little bit of scent, but the scent is very, very slight, a little bit of Jasmine and vanilla.
- This is the Mae Lindstrom skin, the Jasmine garden botanical facial mist.
- It's got black cumin in it, Jasmine rice, red lentils, yellow lentils.
- But the cashmere vanilla is so wild because it was basically like just off of Trader Joe's Jasmine rice that I make.
Examples
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Inexplicably, the scent of Jasmine threads the night air, cold air, closer now to winter than the depths of fall.
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Right now I am using the white Jasmine and mint.
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A sweet fragrance rose from the star jasmine along the property wall.
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A kitchen garden that smells of herbs in the day... jasmine in the evening.
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The lilacs and jasmine send their fragrance in through my window.
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This is the Mae Lindstrom skin, the Jasmine garden botanical facial mist.
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The jasmine plant blooms with beautiful white flowers that fill the air with a sweet scent.
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In the evening, the fragrance of jasmine wafts through the garden as the sun sets.
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She added jasmine to her collection of fragrant plants, enjoying its lovely aroma in the summer.
Synonyms
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A group of plants like jasmine that grow as shrubs or climbing plants
Compounds
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A small bush that stays green all year with sweet white flowers that smell at night
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An evergreen vine with many small white fragrant flowers used for garlands and tea
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A climbing evergreen plant with shiny dark green leaves and white star-shaped flowers that smell sweet
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A climbing evergreen plant that has sweet yellow funnel-shaped flowers and poisonous parts
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A climbing evergreen plant with shiny dark green leaves and white flowers that smell sweet
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A poisonous evergreen climbing plant with fragrant yellow flowers from the southern United States
- Specialized
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A fragrant liquid taken from the plant's flowers and used in perfumes
A woody climbing plant from Argentina with glossy leaves and fragrant white flowers
A tall tree with large yellow flowers with white centers that smell sweet
How Fragrant
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word jasmine comes from the Persian and Arabic word yāsamīn, which was the old name for the 'sweet-smelling flower'. So English kept that name for a very fragrant plant, which is why jasmine now means a plant known for its lovely scent.