scent in Latin
scent in Latin is odor — scent means a distinctive smell.
scent in Latin
odor
A distinctive smell.
What does "scent" mean?
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noun A distinctive smell.
"The scent of fresh bread filled the kitchen."
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noun A trail of smell left by an animal or person that can be followed.
"The hounds picked up the fox's scent near the hedge."
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verb To detect something by smell.
"The dog scented food from across the yard."
scent in a sentence
- The scent of fresh bread filled the kitchen.
- Her perfume left a faint scent in the room.
- The hounds picked up the fox's scent near the hedge.
- The dog scented food from across the yard.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "scent" in Latin?
"scent" in Latin is odor. scent means: A distinctive smell.
How do you use "scent" in a sentence?
Example: "The scent of fresh bread filled the kitchen." In Latin, "scent" is odor.
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