Definitions and Examples of fragrant, aromatic, sweet-smelling
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Having a pleasant or sweet smell.
Example
The garden was filled with fragrant flowers that perfumed the air.
Having a strong, pleasant smell.
Example
The aromatic spices in the curry made my mouth water.
sweet-smelling
Having a pleasant, sugary smell.
Example
The bakery was filled with the sweet-smelling aroma of freshly baked bread.
Key Differences: fragrant vs aromatic vs sweet-smelling
- 1Fragrant describes a pleasant or sweet smell that is often associated with flowers or perfumes.
- 2Aromatic describes a strong, pleasant smell that is often associated with spices or herbs.
- 3Sweet-smelling describes a sugary, pleasant smell that is often associated with baked goods or desserts.
Effective Usage of fragrant, aromatic, sweet-smelling
- 1Describing Scents: Use these antonyms to describe different types of smells.
- 2Food Writing: Incorporate these antonyms in food writing to describe the aroma of dishes.
- 3Perfume Reviews: Use these antonyms to describe the scent of perfumes and fragrances.
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Remember this!
The antonyms of odiferous are fragrant, aromatic, and sweet-smelling. These words describe pleasant smells that are pleasing to the senses. Use them to describe scents, food, and perfumes.
