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Definition of aroma in English: aromanoun əˈrəʊməəˈroʊmə 1A distinctive, typically pleasant smell. the tantalizing aroma of fresh coffee Example sentencesExamples - Since both saffron and turmeric have quite strong, distinctive aromas, it should be easy to discern one from the other.
- The malt's bouquet slowly presents a range of dry, tantalizing aromas, including nuts, honey and grain.
- Eugenol, which is also present in cinnamon, is the substance which gives cloves their distinctive aroma.
- Katrina could smell the aroma of pasta sauce and hear the sizzling of the greasy pan.
- It was stuffed with something soft that rustled and smelt pleasant: a potpourri aroma.
- The aroma of the fresh coffee could be smelled half way down the street, says Muriel.
- Intoxicating smells of chilli, chocolate and cooking tortillas mingle with the less pleasant aromas of fish and meat.
- On the nose, it has strong, fragrant aromas of gooseberry and lime, supported by searingly fresh acidity on the palate.
- As we arrived, we could smell the aromas of the food outside the house.
- Looking around the town's square he could smell the wonderful aroma of bread and meats being prepared for the night.
- There is nothing better first thing in the morning than the aroma of a fresh mug of coffee.
- A pleasant aroma wafted into the air and there were smiling faces all around.
- I could smell the sweet aroma of honeydew trees wafting softly on the gentle breeze.
- You can feel the romance, you can hear the waiters shout impatiently in their own language and you can smell the sweet aromas of Italian fare.
- Simple things such as clean windows, fresh flowers in a vase and pleasant aromas can make a world of difference.
- She lit up and Geoffrey could smell the pungent aroma of what he guessed must be Marijuana.
- I'm about to have my tea, the pleasant aromas of which are tickling my nose as I type.
- Residents can smell the aromas of sizzling bacon and fresh-brewed coffee from down the hall before they ever see their meal.
- Remember that if you smoke in your home or have pets, you may not be able to smell a lingering aroma but your buyer can.
- The air smelled of cotton candy and popcorn, the fresh and tantalizing aromas of childhood.
Synonyms smell, odour, fragrance, scent, perfume, whiff, redolence, tang, savour, bouquet, nose - 1.1 A subtle, pervasive quality or atmosphere.
Example sentencesExamples - It is an era of, an aroma of, an aura of some mesmerizing music performance.
- Police checked the area, finding only the usual ambient aroma of free-floating malaise.
Origin Middle English (usually in the plural denoting fragrant plants or spices): via Latin from Greek arōma 'spice'. A walk past any Indian restaurant will confirm that spices have a definite aroma, and it is ‘spice’ that was the original meaning of aroma. From the 13th century, when the word entered English via Latin from Greek arōma, ‘spice’ was the only meaning, and the modern sense ‘a distinctive pleasant smell’ did not appear until the beginning of the 19th century.
Rhymes carcinoma, chroma, coma, comber, diploma, glaucoma, Homer, lymphoma, melanoma, misnomer, Oklahoma, Omagh, roamer, Roma, romer, sarcoma, soma Definition of aroma in US English: aromanounəˈroʊməəˈrōmə 1A distinctive, typically pleasant smell. the tantalizing aroma of fresh coffee Example sentencesExamples - I'm about to have my tea, the pleasant aromas of which are tickling my nose as I type.
- Eugenol, which is also present in cinnamon, is the substance which gives cloves their distinctive aroma.
- Since both saffron and turmeric have quite strong, distinctive aromas, it should be easy to discern one from the other.
- Simple things such as clean windows, fresh flowers in a vase and pleasant aromas can make a world of difference.
- The air smelled of cotton candy and popcorn, the fresh and tantalizing aromas of childhood.
- I could smell the sweet aroma of honeydew trees wafting softly on the gentle breeze.
- You can feel the romance, you can hear the waiters shout impatiently in their own language and you can smell the sweet aromas of Italian fare.
- Looking around the town's square he could smell the wonderful aroma of bread and meats being prepared for the night.
- As we arrived, we could smell the aromas of the food outside the house.
- The malt's bouquet slowly presents a range of dry, tantalizing aromas, including nuts, honey and grain.
- It was stuffed with something soft that rustled and smelt pleasant: a potpourri aroma.
- She lit up and Geoffrey could smell the pungent aroma of what he guessed must be Marijuana.
- The aroma of the fresh coffee could be smelled half way down the street, says Muriel.
- A pleasant aroma wafted into the air and there were smiling faces all around.
- On the nose, it has strong, fragrant aromas of gooseberry and lime, supported by searingly fresh acidity on the palate.
- Residents can smell the aromas of sizzling bacon and fresh-brewed coffee from down the hall before they ever see their meal.
- Remember that if you smoke in your home or have pets, you may not be able to smell a lingering aroma but your buyer can.
- Intoxicating smells of chilli, chocolate and cooking tortillas mingle with the less pleasant aromas of fish and meat.
- There is nothing better first thing in the morning than the aroma of a fresh mug of coffee.
- Katrina could smell the aroma of pasta sauce and hear the sizzling of the greasy pan.
Synonyms smell, odour, fragrance, scent, perfume, whiff, redolence, tang, savour, bouquet, nose - 1.1 A subtle, pervasive quality or atmosphere of a particular type.
Example sentencesExamples - Police checked the area, finding only the usual ambient aroma of free-floating malaise.
- It is an era of, an aroma of, an aura of some mesmerizing music performance.
Origin Middle English (usually in the plural denoting fragrant plants or spices): via Latin from Greek arōma ‘spice’. |