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Meanings of odoriferous in English
Having a natural fragrance.
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Usage of odoriferous in English
1
It was cabbage soup, and its odoriferous steam filled the parsonage dining-room.
2
Greta instructed the women to massage the odoriferous stuff into their heads.
3
And you happen to be one powerfully odoriferous group of peculiars.
4
He struck a sulphur match and touched its odoriferous flame to his candle.
5
Every evening a slave carefully filled this lamp with odoriferous oil.
6
The interior into which he passed was dark, odoriferous, bare of stock, poverty-smitten.
7
There grow oranges, almonds, wild grapes and many other kinds of odoriferous trees.
8
William sniffs, makes a face, and suggests moving on to somewhere less odoriferous.
9
The odoriferous exhalation giving strong evidence of the latter commodity.
10
All the wood that grows thereon consists of odoriferous trees.
11
The odoriferous effluvia that can emanate from these relics certainly possess very diverse characters.
12
Even the possibly odoriferous John had a marvellous collection of texts at his command.
13
It does not live on fruit or flowers, but on frankincense and odoriferous gums.
14
One name is as good as another,-andeach odoriferous mummy has its own mystery.
15
A glass case now surrounds the odoriferous end mechanism.
16
Proposed Use of the Term "Otto" to denote the odoriferous Principle of Plants
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