Aromatic

Pronunciation: /əˈrɑːmətɪk/

Definitions of aromatic

adjective having a pleasant and distinctive smell

Example Sentences

A1 I love the aromatic smell of fresh flowers.

A2 The aromatic herbs in the soup made it taste delicious.

B1 The aromatic candles filled the room with a pleasant scent.

B2 The aromatic coffee beans were freshly ground for the perfect cup of coffee.

C1 The aromatic spices in the dish created a complex and rich flavor profile.

C2 The aromatic essential oils in the diffuser helped to create a calming atmosphere in the room.

Examples of aromatic in a Sentence

formal The aromatic fragrance of the flowers filled the room.

informal Wow, this coffee is so aromatic!

slang I love the smell of this aromatic candle.

figurative Her presence was as aromatic as a field of blooming lavender.

Grammatical Forms of aromatic

• past tense: aromatized
• plural: aromatics
• comparative: more aromatic
• superlative: most aromatic
• present tense: aromatizes
• future tense: will aromatize
• perfect tense: has aromatized
• continuous tense: is aromatizing
• singular: aromatic
• positive degree: aromatic
• infinitive: aromatize
• gerund: aromatizing
• participle: aromatized

Origin and Evolution of aromatic

First Known Use: 0015 year

Language of Origin: Ancient Greek

Story behind the word: The word 'aromatic' has its origin in the Ancient Greek word 'aromatikos', which means fragrant or spicy.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe fragrant or spicy substances, 'aromatic' has evolved to encompass a wider range of scents and flavors, often associated with pleasant or enticing smells.