nerol
- noun
- /ˈnɛrəl/
- Specialized
- The delicate aroma of nerol makes it a popular ingredient in luxury perfumes.
Examples
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Perfumers value nerol for its sweet and pleasant fragrance.
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She loves the fragrance of nerol in her lotion.
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Some essential oils contain nerol, which gives them a fresh, floral scent.
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The perfume contains nerol for a sweet scent.
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The delicate aroma of nerol makes it a popular ingredient in luxury perfumes.
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Perfumers value nerol for its sweet and pleasant fragrance.
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Some essential oils contain nerol, which gives them a fresh, floral scent.
Synonyms
A clear liquid from flower oils with a flower smell used to scent perfumes, flavor food, and keep insects away
A clear fragrant liquid in many essential oils used in perfumes and flavorings
Surface Forms
Etymology
Nerol comes from neroli, the fragrant oil made from 'orange blossoms' and named after an Italian princess. So nerol is the sweet, floral part of that oil and is used in perfumes and scents.