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Definition of fragrance in English: fragrancenoun ˈfreɪɡr(ə)nsˈfreɪɡrəns 1A pleasant, sweet smell. the fragrance of fresh-ground coffee mass noun the bushes fill the air with fragrance Example sentencesExamples - It added a pleasant, subtle fragrance to the dessert and left just a trace of its flavour in the banana/caramel mix.
- Children with and without sight can smell the fragrances of different flowers, herbs and vegetables.
- The light fragrance permeating the autumn air will make you feel intoxicated.
- Nature blossoms and blooms and fills the air with a warm, sweet fragrance that we all embrace.
- The dampness amplified each and every smell to such a pitch that he seemed to be wading through air thick with intoxicating fragrances.
- He put his nose closer and smelt it, nodding at the pleasant fragrance.
- He answers that he was compared to a sweet smelling fragrance that stays in the corner of a room and does not spread.
- As he settled himself into it a fragrance of sweet summer grass, clover and lavender came up around him.
- Sometimes, one can smell the fragrance of lit joss sticks wafting from the windows.
- It has a pleasant, sweet fragrance and is lightly laced, ruffled and fluted pale pink.
- To toast, place the spice mix in a bone dry frying pan and heat it until warm and you can smell the fragrance.
- Kate took the rose and brought it to her nose, breathing in the sweet fragrance.
- Scented geraniums release their fragrances to the air only when you touch them or brush past.
- There is nothing like the sweet fragrance of a vase of sweet peas in the house.
- I could smell the delightful fragrances of the exotic flowers that grew both inside and outside the palace.
- We include testing notes with your fragrance oil order so that they are handy while you are making soap.
- I plucked a stem of vale-lily and held its tiny white bells to my nose, inhaling the sweet fragrance.
- Their sweet, strange fragrances twined about him.
- The colour of the room, the fragrance, the clean smell of the white sheets, what an ambience!
- The sweet fragrance of white roses and lilies - the Princess's favourite blooms - filled the air.
Synonyms sweet smell, scent, perfume, bouquet, aroma, odour, redolence, nose, balm, balminess - 1.1 A perfume or aftershave.
our fine selection of classic fragrances for men and women mass noun men who don't customarily wear fragrance Example sentencesExamples - Perfumes or fragrances are always sure to make her happy, just be sure to know whether she prefers classy fragrances or sporty perfumes.
- All agreed that it was okay to be able to smell a woman's fragrance if she was close to them, but not if she was on the other side of the room.
- The young man wore fine garments, was perfumed with fragrances and surrounded by musicians and attendants who ministered to his every need.
- Often, men's fragrances are pushed into the background, sometimes not considered a viable market.
- The preferred fragrances for perfumes are by no means universal, but differ according to cultural dictates and fashions.
- Avoid moisturizers with fragrances and a lot of extra ingredients.
- The innovative soft padding package and red glass bottle hides a delicious scent that combines the fragrances of almond, orange blossom, lily of the valley and patchouli, to name a few.
- For many, the use of fragrances like perfume, cologne, after-shave or scented lotion is a personal choice affecting only the user.
- While you agonize of whether to go with the peach fragrances or the lavender skin restorer, you should try to keep in mind what such gifts say to her.
- I love perfume and have about four fragrances on rotation - daytime, evening, summer and winter.
- Due to open in February, the new store will offer a wide range of health and beauty products, cosmetics, fine fragrances and toiletries.
- The original is unisex and in a yellow box because in 1916 most of the fragrances were colognes and everybody wore them.
- His fragrances are done in perfume, perfumed oil, eau de toilette, splash, and body products.
- Wait three minutes between smelling different fragrances, and nibble on a cracker (again, to distract the receptors) while waiting.
- His father had been fascinated by the chemical bases of scents, particularly the floral fragrances used in making perfumes, and he often worked in a home laboratory.
- A sweet fragrance spritzed on your pulse points will make him move in a little closer.
- Perfume oils are richer, deeper and longer-lasting than traditional fragrances.
- Cosmetics, fragrances, and botanicals are important causes of allergic contact dermatitis.
- Now would be the right time to relaunch the perfume line or to launch a new fragrance.
- As the science of creating fragrances grows more high-tech, perfumers are both bottling and protecting the best of nature with these methods.
Synonyms perfume, scent, eau de toilette, toilet water eau de cologne, cologne aftershave informal scoosh
Derivatives adjective Freshly scrubbed wins out over heavily fragranced any day of the week. Example sentencesExamples - Even those with no asthmatic history may begin to have attacks after becoming ‘sensitized’ to the chemicals in fragranced products.
- As well as being used individually, oils can be used in blends to create uniquely fragranced candles.
- In addition, fragranced candles have becomes more readily-available to consumers.
- They all were fragranced with a different flower scent.
Origin Mid 17th century: from French, or from Latin fragrantia, from fragrare 'smell sweet'. flair from late 19th century: This word for ‘instinctive aptitude’ comes from French, from flairer ‘to smell’, based on Latin fragrare ‘smell sweet’, source also of fragrant (Late Middle English) and fragrance (mid 17th century). The notion is one of having the ability to detect the ‘scent, essence’ of something and the know-how to react accordingly.
Definition of fragrance in US English: fragrancenounˈfrāɡrənsˈfreɪɡrəns 1A pleasant, sweet smell. the fragrance of fresh-ground coffee the bushes fill the air with fragrance Example sentencesExamples - There is nothing like the sweet fragrance of a vase of sweet peas in the house.
- The light fragrance permeating the autumn air will make you feel intoxicated.
- We include testing notes with your fragrance oil order so that they are handy while you are making soap.
- I plucked a stem of vale-lily and held its tiny white bells to my nose, inhaling the sweet fragrance.
- Sometimes, one can smell the fragrance of lit joss sticks wafting from the windows.
- He put his nose closer and smelt it, nodding at the pleasant fragrance.
- Children with and without sight can smell the fragrances of different flowers, herbs and vegetables.
- The colour of the room, the fragrance, the clean smell of the white sheets, what an ambience!
- To toast, place the spice mix in a bone dry frying pan and heat it until warm and you can smell the fragrance.
- The dampness amplified each and every smell to such a pitch that he seemed to be wading through air thick with intoxicating fragrances.
- It added a pleasant, subtle fragrance to the dessert and left just a trace of its flavour in the banana/caramel mix.
- As he settled himself into it a fragrance of sweet summer grass, clover and lavender came up around him.
- The sweet fragrance of white roses and lilies - the Princess's favourite blooms - filled the air.
- Nature blossoms and blooms and fills the air with a warm, sweet fragrance that we all embrace.
- Scented geraniums release their fragrances to the air only when you touch them or brush past.
- He answers that he was compared to a sweet smelling fragrance that stays in the corner of a room and does not spread.
- It has a pleasant, sweet fragrance and is lightly laced, ruffled and fluted pale pink.
- Kate took the rose and brought it to her nose, breathing in the sweet fragrance.
- Their sweet, strange fragrances twined about him.
- I could smell the delightful fragrances of the exotic flowers that grew both inside and outside the palace.
Synonyms sweet smell, scent, perfume, bouquet, aroma, odour, redolence, nose, balm, balminess - 1.1 A perfume or aftershave.
Example sentencesExamples - All agreed that it was okay to be able to smell a woman's fragrance if she was close to them, but not if she was on the other side of the room.
- Often, men's fragrances are pushed into the background, sometimes not considered a viable market.
- Wait three minutes between smelling different fragrances, and nibble on a cracker (again, to distract the receptors) while waiting.
- Perfumes or fragrances are always sure to make her happy, just be sure to know whether she prefers classy fragrances or sporty perfumes.
- The preferred fragrances for perfumes are by no means universal, but differ according to cultural dictates and fashions.
- Now would be the right time to relaunch the perfume line or to launch a new fragrance.
- His father had been fascinated by the chemical bases of scents, particularly the floral fragrances used in making perfumes, and he often worked in a home laboratory.
- For many, the use of fragrances like perfume, cologne, after-shave or scented lotion is a personal choice affecting only the user.
- His fragrances are done in perfume, perfumed oil, eau de toilette, splash, and body products.
- Due to open in February, the new store will offer a wide range of health and beauty products, cosmetics, fine fragrances and toiletries.
- The original is unisex and in a yellow box because in 1916 most of the fragrances were colognes and everybody wore them.
- Perfume oils are richer, deeper and longer-lasting than traditional fragrances.
- I love perfume and have about four fragrances on rotation - daytime, evening, summer and winter.
- As the science of creating fragrances grows more high-tech, perfumers are both bottling and protecting the best of nature with these methods.
- The innovative soft padding package and red glass bottle hides a delicious scent that combines the fragrances of almond, orange blossom, lily of the valley and patchouli, to name a few.
- A sweet fragrance spritzed on your pulse points will make him move in a little closer.
- While you agonize of whether to go with the peach fragrances or the lavender skin restorer, you should try to keep in mind what such gifts say to her.
- Cosmetics, fragrances, and botanicals are important causes of allergic contact dermatitis.
- Avoid moisturizers with fragrances and a lot of extra ingredients.
- The young man wore fine garments, was perfumed with fragrances and surrounded by musicians and attendants who ministered to his every need.
Synonyms perfume, scent, eau de toilette, toilet water
Origin Mid 17th century: from French, or from Latin fragrantia, from fragrare ‘smell sweet’. |