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16-Apr-2009, 18:06
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 fragrance or scent is there any difference between fragrance and scent? (i.e. can we say fragrance is usually manmade(produced) but scent is natural (scent of a woman!) and do both refer to pleasant smell? |
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16-Apr-2009, 18:21
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| Re: fragrance or scent You are correct, though I see them as quite interchangeable. |
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18-Apr-2009, 20:35
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| Re: fragrance or scent I am not sure whether they are interchangeable or not? anyone? |
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19-Apr-2009, 10:11
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| Re: fragrance or scent Quote:
meaning you do not use them interchangeably? and what to you mean by lighter connotation? can you give some examples? thansks in advance |
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19-Apr-2009, 11:20
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| Re: fragrance or scent The primrose has a pleasant fragrance which wafts on the breeze. A rose has a tea-like scent that hangs in the air. |
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19-Apr-2009, 13:34
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| Re: fragrance or scent thank you so much I love it when someone explains things in detail  |
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