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Meanings of perfumed in English

Having a natural fragrance.

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Usage of perfumed in English
1
She laid the snowy perfumed bells in his outstretched hand, and said:
Infelice
2
Youth and love reigned in each heart, and perfumed the very air.
The Cloister and the Hearth
3
Her mute protest, however, couldn't disguise the passion that perfumed her skin.
Darkness revealed
4
Your nostrils are perfumed with the breezes of the paradise of Abhá.
The Promulgation of Universal Peace
5
Traditionally, perfumed water is poured on to hands in a purifying ritual.
The Guardian
6
It was warm and perfumed, and had the clinging tenderness of youth.
The Dragon Painter
7
Their bodies seemed to have been rubbed in oil perfumed with orchids.
The Lair of Bones
8
Decorated juglets believed to have contained perfumed oil were found in graves.
Reuters
9
The space above the altar was a mass of white, perfumed splendour.
Greatheart
10
Her dainty garments seemed to him perfumed with the odour of sanctity.
For the Term of His Natural Life
11
So he kissed it and felt perfumed by its strong springtide aroma.
His Masterpiece
12
The chamber was waiting, delicately perfumed from discreetly smoking burners on tables.
The Memoirs of Cleopatra
13
Jeff rubbed his fingers before he touched the delicate and perfumed missive.
The March of the White Guard
14
Then she rose and changed my clothes and perfumed me with incense.
The Book of the Thousand Nights and One Night, Volume II
15
They paint themselves with the roucou, sweetly perfumed with hayawa or accaiari.
Wanderings in South America
16
And he held out a perfumed billet sealed with a flaming dart.
The Valley of Decision
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Perfumed across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common