redolent (Meaning)

Wordnet

redolent (s)

serving to bring to mind

(used with `of' or `with') noticeably odorous

having a strong pleasant odor

Webster

redolent (a.)

Diffusing odor or fragrance; spreading sweet scent; scented; odorous; smelling; -- usually followed by of.

redolent Sentence Examples

  1. The garden was redolent with the sweet fragrance of blooming roses.
  2. The freshly baked bread wafted a mouthwatering aroma redolent of warm yeast and butter.
  3. The old attic was redolent of the musty scent of forgotten memories.
  4. The perfume she wore was redolent of jasmine and exotic spices.
  5. The campfire's smoke billowed with a pungent scent redolent of burning pinewood.
  6. The damp earth after a rainfall emitted a fresh, earthy aroma redolent of renewal.
  7. The antique bookshop was redolent of the scent of aging paper and leather.
  8. The ancient forest was redolent with the pungent aroma of decaying vegetation.
  9. The spicy curry filled the kitchen with a rich fragrance redolent of cardamom and turmeric.
  10. The savory aroma of roasting meat redolent of rosemary and thyme filled the air.

FAQs About the word redolent

serving to bring to mind, (used with `of' or `with') noticeably odorous, having a strong pleasant odorDiffusing odor or fragrance; spreading sweet scent; scente

fragrant, aromatic, scented,perfumed, spicy, ambrosial, savory, fresh, savoury, sweet

stinky, stinking, smelly, strong, fetid, stinking, noisome, rank, strong, fetid

The garden was redolent with the sweet fragrance of blooming roses.

The freshly baked bread wafted a mouthwatering aroma redolent of warm yeast and butter.

The old attic was redolent of the musty scent of forgotten memories.

The perfume she wore was redolent of jasmine and exotic spices.