Perfumer

Pronunciation: /pərˈfjuːmər/

Definitions of perfumer

noun a person who creates or sells perfumes

Example Sentences

A1 The perfumer created a beautiful fragrance.

A2 I want to become a perfumer and create my own line of perfumes.

B1 The perfumer carefully selected the ingredients for the new perfume.

B2 The perfumer's skillful blending of scents resulted in a unique and captivating fragrance.

C1 The perfumer's expertise in creating complex and long-lasting perfumes is widely recognized in the industry.

C2 As a renowned perfumer, she has won numerous awards for her innovative and exquisite fragrances.

Examples of perfumer in a Sentence

formal The perfumer carefully crafted a new scent using rare and exotic ingredients.

informal My friend's mom is a perfumer and she always smells amazing.

slang I heard that new perfumer is the bomb, everyone is raving about their scents.

figurative The artist was a perfumer of words, creating beautiful poetry with each line.

Grammatical Forms of perfumer

• past tense: perfumed
• plural: perfumers
• comparative: more perfumed
• superlative: most perfumed
• present tense: perfumes
• future tense: will perfume
• perfect tense: have perfumed
• continuous tense: is perfuming
• singular: perfumer
• positive degree: perfumer
• infinitive: perfume
• gerund: perfuming
• participle: perfuming

Origin and Evolution of perfumer

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'perfumer' originated from the Latin word 'per fumum' which means 'through smoke'.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe someone who creates fragrances through the burning of incense or other aromatic substances, the term 'perfumer' has evolved to refer to individuals who create a wide range of scented products such as perfumes, colognes, and body lotions.