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Meanings of scentless in English
Usage of scentless in English
1
I smilingly took a large white scentless flower from a near-by vase.
2
But if a flower's soul speaks through odor, what of scentless blossoms?
3
So cold prayers are no prayers, but are scentless, and unapt to rise.
4
Then for a while was the night scentless, silent, blank, empty.
5
It is tasteless, colorless, and scentless, its presence is impossible to be detected.
6
The rose of love made the blossom of friendship pale and scentless by contrast.
7
The early flowers already appeared: primroses, and frail, scentless violets grew along the hedgerows.
8
Then we have the snow-white, but scentless Cherokee rose, with its lovely, shining leaves.
9
The chill, scentless peace of night, waiting for dawn's renewal of warmth and youth.
10
Lady Hindlip, like fiery-cross, is scentless, and not so hardy.
11
Only the wild American scentless ones had come in little Ellen's way so far.
12
Where thy mates of the garden lie scentless and dead.
13
All these were scentless; but one other flower, much rarer, made fragrance enough for all.
14
Sometimes a flame-coloured, scentless rose would hold her arrested.
15
Hell was touchless, tasteless, scentless and black as pitch.
16
A china bowl stood beside them, with some shrivelled, scentless rose-leaves in the bottom of it.
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Scentless through the time
Scentless across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common