Pronunciation of the English word fragrance.
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1. | One apple-tree had been stripped; its branches were bare, every leaf was torn off, and all the fruit had been gathered except a single apple, which grew upon the top of the highest branch. This apple was very large and beautiful, and its fragrance alone excelled the united fragrance of many others. | |
2. | This flower gives off a strong fragrance. | |
3. | God surveyed the people, and there was no fragrance of virtue arising from them, but the rank odour of punishments. | |
4. | These flowers have a really nice fragrance. | |
5. | This flower has a very nice fragrance, and a beautiful color, as well. | |
6. | Roses emanate a sweet fragrance. | |
7. | Roses have a nice fragrance. | |
8. | The roses have a nice fragrance. | |
9. | Today I passed a person on the street wearing a refreshing fragrance. | |
10. | A perfectly healthy sentence, it is true, is extremely rare. For the most part we miss the hue and fragrance of the thought; as if we could be satisfied with the dews of the morning or evening without their colors, or the heavens without their azure. |