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tea-scented

tea-scented

3.5
Having a gentle smell like tea
  • adjective
translation icon : aroma a té
  • The soap was delicately tea-scented, filling the bathroom with a gentle fragrance.

Examples

  • She bought a tea-scented candle to create a calming atmosphere in her living room.

  • His bag carried a tea-scented sachet that reminded him of quiet afternoons.

  • The tea-scented candles filled the room with a calming aroma.

  • I love the tea-scented soap from that local shop.

  • The tea-scented candles filled the room with a calming aroma.

  • She loved the tea-scented lotion that reminded her of her favorite drink.

  • After a long day, he enjoyed the tea-scented bath products that helped him relax.

How Fragrant

overpowering
18 4.6
fragrant
34 2.2
tea-scented
3.5
faint
148 2.7
odorless
  • US
11 3.0

Surface Forms

tea-scented positive

Morphology

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

The adjective is a straightforward compound of 'tea' and 'scented' (scent + -ed), so the meaning 'having the scent of tea' follows directly.

Etymology

Tea-scented joins tea, the drink whose name came into English from Chinese through Dutch, and scented, which comes from scent meaning 'smell'. So tea-scented simply means 'having the smell of tea', like a candle or soap that smells gently of tea.