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Word of the Day – Aromatic

By December 24, 2019Word of the Day

Aromatic (adj)

a-ro-ma-tik

Having a pleasant and distinctive smell.

Late Middle English via Old French from late Latin aromaticus, from Greek arōmatikos, from arōma

Example sentences

“The aromatic atmosphere of Christmas Eve.”

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