frangent (Meaning)
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frangent (a.)
Causing fracture; breaking.
Synonyms & Antonyms of frangent
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frangent Sentence Examples
- The decaying leaves emitted a pungent, frangent aroma that permeated the air.
- The frangent scent of lavender wafted through the meadow, evoking feelings of tranquility and relaxation.
- The frangent pine needles crackled beneath my feet as I walked through the forest.
- The ancient parchment had a musty, frangent odor that hinted at its age and importance.
- The frangent spices used in the dish created a tantalizing aroma that whetted my appetite.
- The frangent petals of the rose gently fell as I admired its delicate beauty.
- The frangent campfire smoke curled up into the night sky, creating a cozy and inviting atmosphere.
- The frangent incense burned slowly, filling the room with a heady and meditative scent.
- The frangent wildflowers attracted a multitude of buzzing bees and butterflies.
- The frangent perfume lingered on my skin long after I had applied it, leaving a subtle and alluring trail.
FAQs About the word frangent
Causing fracture; breaking.
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The decaying leaves emitted a pungent, frangent aroma that permeated the air.
The frangent scent of lavender wafted through the meadow, evoking feelings of tranquility and relaxation.
The frangent pine needles crackled beneath my feet as I walked through the forest.
The ancient parchment had a musty, frangent odor that hinted at its age and importance.
