noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
new
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Flaunt the new fragrances: Feminite de Bois by Shiseido is alluringly woody.
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Spice up your life with a new fragrance that is exotic and thoroughly seductive.
sweet
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This, too, holds its sweet fragrance until the evening arrives.
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In more general terms, it seems to have an intense, warm, distinctively sweet fragrance .
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It has a warm, spicy, sweet fragrance with an overtone of licorice and cloves.
■ VERB
smell
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He smelled the bitter fragrance of ablated chromium steel.
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He could smell the fragrance of her.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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Would you like to try White Diamonds, the new fragrance from Elizabeth Taylor?
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Corbett could smell the heavy, thick fragrance of those mouth-watering dishes he had seen being prepared in the kitchen.
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Leaves have a citrus fragrance and glycerine beautifully, turning the colour of chamois leather.
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Mock orange and lilacs bloomed close to the house, I remember the fragrance .
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Synthetic products and various intermediates are also available for the flavour and fragrance market.
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The fragrance became even sweeter, pervading the church and immediate neighborhood.
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The acid fragrance upsets their delicate nasal passages and they avoid anything smeared in it for long periods of time.
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The Oxford was wearing its signature fragrance of floor wax, lemon oil, old wood, and worn leather.
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When the winter wind whistled through the bare branches, the fragrance of this spicy cake was comforting.