fragrant applies to things (such as flowers or spices) with sweet or agreeable odors.

Surrounded by a luminous fragrant aura, the woman who wears it feels instantly effervescent and alive.

fragrant (ˈfreɪɡrənt) adj having a pleasant or sweet smell [C15: from Latin frāgrāns, from frāgrāre to emit a smell]

Something that is fragrant has a pleasant, sweet smell. ...fragrant oils and perfumes.

What does fragrant mean? Fragrant is most commonly used to describe things that have a pleasant scent, especially a strong one, as in These flowers are so fragrant.

Something that is fragrant has a nice smell. What makes a smell nice is subjective, of course. You might find a bowl of dried lavender to be fragrant, but your dog might prefer a pile of horse poop.

The burning of fragrant herbs, barks, resins, woods and flowers was part of the religious and spiritual practice of many ancient cultures and still is.

Milky sandalwood, peaches, tropical flowers, and musks in the new fragrance by Initio Parfums Privé. The first flanker of the red Primo edition, this time in blue.

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