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odoriferous

adjective as in aromatic

adjective as in perfumed

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adjective as in redolent

adjective as in scented

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Letting it decompose there would have created a monthslong unbearable odoriferous situation for nearby residents.

Smoke inhalation is air pollution that causes health issues, including eye, nose and throat irritation; headaches; nausea; breathing difficulties; asthmatic attacks and is an odoriferous nuisance to many nonsmokers.

Medea's odoriferous potions and Canidia's fragrant spells resemble ordinary women's perfumes, but exaggerated to supernatural levels.

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Haters say it has an odoriferous smell; those who like the durian, on the other hand, call it the “king of fruits.”

Anything that’s circulating in our blood may also be present in sweat: metabolites such as lactic acid; drugs such as alcohol; and food constituents such as the odoriferous compounds in garlic.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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