Antonyms for in cense

Grammar : Noun, verb

Spell : in-sens

Phonetic Transcription : ˈɪn sɛns

Definition of in cense

Origin : late 13c., from Old French encens "sweet-smelling substance," from Late Latin incensum (nominative incensus) "burnt incense," literally "something burnt," neuter past participle of Latin incendere "set on fire" (see incendiary).

As in incense : noun strongly fragrant smoke
As in aroma : noun distinctive smell
As in perfume : noun scent, often manufactured and packaged for personal use
As in scent : noun smell, aroma
As in smell : noun odor
As in blarney : noun flattery
As in bouquet : noun aroma
As in sweet talk : noun flattery for favor
As in redolence : noun fragrance
As in flattery : noun false praise, compliments
As in fragrance : noun pleasant odor
As in incense : verb make very angry
As in inflame : verb anger, aggravate
As in infuriate : verb make angry
As in irritate : verb upset, anger
As in madden : verb make angry
As in nettle : verb provoke, upset
As in outrage : verb wrong, offend, abuse
As in pique : verb offend, provoke
As in provoke : verb make angry
As in chafe : verb annoy
As in displease : verb make unhappy
As in enrage : verb make very upset
As in exasperate : verb upset, provoke
As in anger : verb make someone mad; become mad

Synonyms for in cense

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