redolence

The bed, when they led him there, offered no redolence of home.

I stood up and tried to ignore the sour redolence.

He stood in a redolence of fragrance and color, peering over the low wall.

She did, savouring the redolence that rose from the still warm glass.

This volunteer had the unmistakable redolence of a sheep farmer.

The air filled with a humid redolence, the scent of countless flowers.

No matter how often you touch their leaves, they continue to emit their redolence.

I rose hurriedly and stumbled towards the door but the redolence followed me in a wave.

The heat, the redolence, a drowsy buzzing of insects, all entered him.

Smells of ozone and hot metal filled the chill air with their own peculiar redolence.

The overpowering redolence of the spice swept over him.

Freedom was a stronger redolence, affecting her like intoxication.

The atmosphere held a faint redolence of carbolic and cat's urine.

It was the redolence of nursing homes, and something about it revolted him.

The smell was appalling - a suffocating redolence of corruption unlike any he had encountered before.

A furry redolence of cinnamon arose from the sack, wafted across Jessica.

She would have sworn the sultry air was thick with the scent of fur, a musky redolence.

The food materialized on the replicator pad in a wide, deep bowl, quickly filling the room with a delicious redolence.

She breathed in his redolence.

Not even the Nomads took refuge in these old towns, fearing either miasma or perhaps the redolence of grief.

Now shops and restaurants filled every niche, casting an organic redolence so thick that any species would surely find something toxic in the air.

Her finely chiselled nostrils flared as she breathed in his heavy, cloying redolence.

That was why they liked him-for the curly auburn moustache and the discreet redolence of tobacco.

(Departures have a redolence in Graham that swarming and arrival tend to lack.