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Meanings of redolence in English
Synonyms
Examples for "sweetness"
Examples for "sweetness"
1
They rejoiced in the uncovenanted beatitude of sweetness alighting in their hearts.
2
Sudden sweetness; sudden trouble; grey eyes dark and angry behind sudden tears.
3
The apricots and the prunes add just the right amount of sweetness.
4
And the Voice spoke again with grave sweetness and something of reproach.
5
The sweetness he was conscious of was not all in the mouth.
1
It took him approximately four years to develop the fragrance in question.
2
The fragrance-infused paper material is incredibly strong right out of the package.
3
This is a lovely time of year to change up your fragrance.
4
Miss Dalrymple breathed the fragrance of the flowers; she apparently liked it.
5
All the fragrance of Italy sleeps in the thurible of this Grand-Duke.
1
I am going to the theatre to-night; and I wanted a bouquet.
2
She took the bouquet and set it on the nurses' station counter.
3
When my great aunt died, he sent a large bouquet of flowers.
4
Soon after she arrived home a huge bouquet of roses was delivered.
5
In place of the Easter candle, each held a bouquet of flowers.
1
What advantage hath the rose in its fragrancy, if it cannot smell itself?
2
The rind yields an oil of great fragrancy.
3
For poetry is the blossom and the fragrancy of all human knowledge, human thoughts, human passions, emotions, language.
4
Open flowers are the sweetest, because full grown, and because, as such, they yield their fragrancy most freely.
5
With whiffs of fragrancy.
Usage of redolence in English
1
To her face the darker Indian blood was but a redolence.
2
He stepped through into the reading room, with its lingering redolence of incense and concentrated darkness.
3
His tidings were all that brought back to her mind 'the redolence of joy and spring.'
4
The air was wine and seltzer, perfumed, as they absorbed it, with the delicate redolence of prairie flowers.
5
There is a certain ageless quality to the photos, a redolence of 1914, 1939.
6
Neglecting the four really brilliant lines, the principal attraction of The Kasidah is its redolence of the saffron, immeasurable desert.
7
All of the flowers were at least as tall as myself, and a shifting breeze bore me an overpowering redolence.
8
There was also, perhaps, a little redolence of port wine, as it were the slightest possible twang, in Mr. Staple's voice.
9
But in the world of cooking its redolence permeates cuisines around the globe, from Morocco to Mexico (traveling clockwise, of course).
10
I expect it will not be well received-especiallyby Excellent Redolence.
11
Then he bowed to the inevitable-ashe bowed to Excellent Redolence.
12
Excellent Redolence sounded urbanely bored as he asked the question.
13
In fact, the plan issues from his eminence, Excellent Redolence, and myself, in a humbler way".
14
Excellent Redolence said in mock astonishment.
15
The High Prophet of Excellent Redolence.
16
"Respectfully, Excellent Redolence, I will need to make a plan.
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Redolence through the time