pungence

Example Sentences

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It derives its pungence largely from the performance of Laura Hope Crews, who played in the stage version by Sidney Howard in 1926.

From Time Magazine Archive

The wisdom of it is equaled, nay surpassed, by the pungence of its wit.

From Time Magazine Archive

I have read that its pungence can sometimes restore memory and speech.

From "Ophelia" by Lisa Klein

Then Galbini hit the jackpot with his Taleggio that fills the need for the sharpest, most sophisticated pungence of them all.

From The Complete Book of Cheese by Brown, Robert Carlton

"I smell nothing," Anthony said, as an expensive pungence tickled his nostrils suddenly, "but I'll see——" He started for the corridor and stopped short.

From In And Out by Franklin, Edgar, [pseud.]