odorate Antonyms
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Meaning of odorate
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odorate (a.)
Odorous.
odorate Sentence Examples
- The odorate senses of the dog allowed it to track down the missing person.
- The pungent odorate emanating from the garbage can made passersby wrinkle their noses.
- The delicate odorate of roses filled the air with a sweet fragrance.
- Animals use odorate signals to communicate with each other, such as marking their territory.
- The scientist's odorate tests revealed the presence of a toxic chemical in the water.
- The odorate of freshly baked bread wafted through the kitchen, enticing the neighbors to come closer.
- The odorate of wet earth after a rainstorm filled the air with a refreshing scent.
- The doctor used an odorate test to diagnose the patient's sinus infection.
- The odorate of a skunk's spray can be detected from miles away.
- The odorate of certain foods can trigger strong emotional responses, such as nostalgia or disgust.
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Odorous.
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The odorate senses of the dog allowed it to track down the missing person.
The pungent odorate emanating from the garbage can made passersby wrinkle their noses.
The delicate odorate of roses filled the air with a sweet fragrance.
Animals use odorate signals to communicate with each other, such as marking their territory.
