odourise (Meaning)
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odourise (v)
cause to smell or be smelly
Synonyms & Antonyms of odourise
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odourise Sentence Examples
- The sweet fragrance of blooming roses odourised the entire garden.
- The perfumed candles odourised the living room, creating an inviting atmosphere.
- The pungent aroma of the cheese odourised the kitchen, making everyone's mouths water.
- The incense odourised the temple, filling the air with a sense of spirituality.
- The fresh air of the countryside odourised the lungs, invigorating the senses.
- The newly cut grass odourised the backyard, creating a refreshing and inviting scent.
- The damp smell of the basement odourised the house, creating an unpleasant and musty atmosphere.
- The smoke from the fireplace odourised the cabin, giving it a cozy and rustic feel.
- The exhaust fumes from the nearby highway odourised the air, making it unpleasant to breathe.
- The delicate scent of vanilla odourised the bakery, attracting customers from afar.
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cause to smell or be smelly
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The sweet fragrance of blooming roses odourised the entire garden.
The perfumed candles odourised the living room, creating an inviting atmosphere.
The pungent aroma of the cheese odourised the kitchen, making everyone's mouths water.
The incense odourised the temple, filling the air with a sense of spirituality.
