Definition of «scent»

Scent refers to a distinctive or pleasant smell that is produced by something. It can also mean an ability to detect and identify scents, which is primarily associated with animals such as dogs or other mammals. In human beings, it's often used in the context of perfumes or colognes, referring to the fragrance or aroma that they produce.

Usage examples

The scent of freshly brewed coffee filled the air, awakening my senses.
The sweet scent of roses greeted me as I entered the garden.
The bakery was filled with the delightful scent of freshly baked bread.
The candle released a soothing lavender scent, creating a relaxing atmosphere.
The scent of pine filled the room as we decorated the Christmas tree with fresh branches.
The vibrant orange blossoms emitted a strong, captivating scent.
Walking through the forest, we could smell the earthy scent of damp leaves and trees.
The perfume had a distinct musky scent, which lingered on throughout the day.
The freshly cut grass released a crisp scent that reminded me of summer.

Phrases with «scent»

Sentences with «scent»

For me, book reading is always associated with scent of papers, flipping through pages and holding books in my hand. (tehrantimes.com)
When she visits a home with scented candles burning, she asks that they be put out. (health.com)
What better way to celebrate fall than with the comforting smells of scented candles. (designbyoccasion.com)
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Definition of «scent»

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Phrases with «scent»

Sentences with «scent»

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