fragranced

fragrance | American Dictionary

fragrance
noun[ C ]
us/ˈfreɪ·ɡrəns/
a sweet or pleasant smell:
The shampoo has a light fragrance of herb and plant extracts.

fragrant

adjectiveus/ˈfreɪ·ɡrənt/
the fragrant bouquet of roses

Examples of fragrance

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Traditionally identified as receptacles for holding antivenin for snakebites or as bottles for fragrances, these identifications are highly unlikely.
Male euglossine bees collect fragrances produced by flowers for reasons not yet clearly understood, pollinating them during this process.
The chapters on transgenic plants pass logically from general metabolism to carbohydrates, oils, flavours and fragrances and cell walls.
Middle-class women in these novels usually declare their suitability as mates, not by exuding any odor themselves, but by being associated with the explicitly perceived fragrances of flowers.
Correspondingly, contemporary paradisal and natural description observed, as we saw, 'an aesthetics of insubstantiality', refining materiality away into fragrance, odour and taste.
The liturgy, with its dramatic combination of word, sound, gesture and even fragrance, held tremendous power to shape public opinion.
A garden is an important part of the care setting and can provide diverse sensory stimulation, including sound, colour and fragrance.
When receptive, the stigmas release a species-specific fragrance, and the bracts in the neck of the inflorescence loosen, allowing the pollinators to enter.
Most large flavour and fragrance houses are already making major investments in biotechnological research.
Each room will have its own name and fragrance according to the style and atmosphere it will offer.
Thiazoles and pyrazines are strongly odorant aromatic compounds which are commonly used in the beverage, food and fragrance industries.
Synthetic products and various intermediates are also available for the flavour and fragrance market.
Biologically active compounds in orchid fragrances.
In addition, we succeeded in the challenge to prohibit the use in toys of many fragrances that are responsible for the spread of allergies.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
Equally, if we detail the allergens present in these fragrances, they are not being driven out of the market.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
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