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1. (n.) fragrance
the quality of being fragrant.
2. fragrance
a sweet or pleasing scent.
3. fragrance
something, as a perfume, having a sweet or pleasing scent.
Etymology: (1570–80)
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| Definition of 'fragrance' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) aroma, fragrance, perfume, scent
a distinctive odor that is pleasant
2. (noun) bouquet, fragrance, fragrancy, redolence, sweetness
a pleasingly sweet olfactory property
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1. (noun) fragrance
a pleasant smell
a rose's delicate fragrance
2. fragrance
a perfume
***a new fragrance from the fashion designer
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| Definition of 'fragrance' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) fragrance
alt. of Fragrancy
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Sense: (a) sweet smell
all the fragrance(s) of the East.
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 Afrikaans: welriekendheid |
 Arabic: أريج، عِطْر، رائِحَه ذكيّ |
 Bulgarian: благоухание |
 Brazilian: perfume |
 Czech: vůně |
 German: der Wohlgeruch |
 Danish: duft; aroma |
 Greek: ευωδία |
 Spanish: fragancia, perfume |
 Estonian: aroom |
 Farsi: رایحه |
 Finnish: tuoksu |
 French: parfum |
 Hebrew: נִיחוֹחַ |
 Hindi: सुगन्ध |
 Croatian: miris, miomiris |
 Hungarian: kellemes illat |
 Indonesian: wewangian |
 Icelandic: ilmur |
 Italian: profumo, fragranza |
 Japanese: 芳香 |
 Korean: 향기 |
 Lithuanian: aromatas |
 Latvian: smarža; aromāts |
 Malay: wangian |
 Dutch: geur |
 Norwegian: duft, godlukt, parfyme |
 Polish: zapach, woń |
 Persian: رایحه |
 Pashto: خوشبوی |
 Portuguese: perfume |
 Romanian: mireasmă |
 Russian: аромат |
 Slovak: vôňa |
 Slovenian: dišava |
 Serbian: miris |
 Swedish: vällukt, doft |
 Thai: กลิ่นหอม |
 Turkish: hoş koku |
 Taiwanese: 香味 |
 Ukrainian: пахощі, аромат |
 Urdu: خوشبو |
 Vietnamese: hương thơm |
 Chinese: 香味 |
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