perfumery
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- noun
- /pərˈfjuːməri/
- Due to its popularity in perfumery, our challenge was to create a vanilla fragrance that is unique.
- early modern perfumery
Examples
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We are devoted only to niche perfumery.
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My first creation for Amouage was Jubilation, which celebrated the company's 25 years as a leader in artistic and luxury perfumery.
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Before I entered the world of perfumery, I studied many different disciplines.
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Everlasting flower is not very commonly used in perfumery, but when it is, you can be sure that the fragrance is a masterpiece.
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On American Perfumery: Perfumery is one of the purest forms of self-expression; perfumes exist for no other reason than to delight, inspire, or provoke.
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Perfumery is one of the purest forms of self-expression; perfumes exist for no other reason than to delight, inspire, or provoke.
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The new line of perfumes from our company has revolutionized the world of perfumery.
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She has always had a passion for perfumery, experimenting with various scents in her spare time.
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At the trade show, we explored different booths showcasing innovative approaches to perfumery.
Synonyms
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A liquid with a pleasant smell used to make a person smell nice
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A light-smelling liquid you put on your skin
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A light perfume with a milder scent than regular perfume
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A strong, long-lasting scented liquid you put on the body
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Etymology
The word perfumery comes from perfume, which once meant a smell sent out 'through' (per-) 'smoke' (fumum), and over time perfumery came to mean the world of perfumes or the products of perfume making. That's why people use perfumery to mean collections of perfumes or the perfume trade.