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Meanings of fragrant in English
Pleasant-smelling.
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Usage of fragrant in English
1
Cook for a few minutes until fragrant then add stock and water.
2
In time victory should be clear to everyone, and probably fragrant too.
3
We were bowling merrily along the country lanes in the fragrant air.
4
Eventually, these findings may pave the road to a more fragrant future.
5
Then the fragrant smoke of a cigar came directly in his face.
6
Orange groves lined the shore, and the fragrant jasmine scented the air.
7
Luckily, we'd taken refuge in the most fragrant room on the island.
8
Business men with fragrant cigars indulged in the latest story or joke.
9
Alice buried her face in the fragrant posy to hide her embarrassment.
10
If you have access to it, a fragrant anointing oil is preferred.
11
Add the garlic and cook, stirring frequently, until fragrant, about 30 seconds.
12
Add the ground cinnamon and cook for two minutes more, until fragrant.
13
To produce this result, we inoculate the plant with certain fragrant gases.
14
Seconds later, he landed in the fragrant arms of a mango tree.
15
The air was softly fragrant with the odour of balm of Gilead.
16
She entered the anteroom and sat shadowed among the great fragrant shrubs.
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Fragrant through the time
Fragrant across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Less common