fragrancy

IPA: frˈeɪgrʌnsi

Examples of "fragrancy" in Sentences

Her fragrancy, Margot, the Commissar for Truth and Reconciliation is really on the job.
The fragrancy of a thousand courtesans is in her face: [5408] Nec pulchrae effigies, haec Cypridis aut Stratonices; 'tis not
I think pinpointing it with almonds is a great idea but perhaps a splash of Muscat would highlight the fragrancy of the quinces?
In the elaborations of its liturgy and the fragrancy of itsritual she found an imperfect substitute for all that she had been denied by a wandering husband.
There is in this case a kind of fragrancy, and spiritual perfume upon the conscience; much like what Isaac spoke of his son's garments; that the scent of them was like the smell of a field which the Lord had blessed.
Thus a rose smells most fragrant at a distance; but if you bring it near the nose, it is not so pure and delightful; and the reason is this, — many earthy disturbing particles are carried with the smell, and spoil the fragrancy when near, but in a longer passage those are lost, and the pure brisk odor, by reason of its subtility, reaches and acts upon the sense.