pungentin a sentence
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It's the pungent odor of oregano.pungent = strong
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She described bitter as an unpleasant taste that is sharp and pungent.
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She was arranging pungent roses.pungent = strong smelling
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She writes with pungent satire.pungent = sharp or biting
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Her pungent opinions are clearly stated.pungent = penetrating
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There's a pungent odor coming from my gym bag.pungent = strong
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A sudden breeze carried a familiar, pungent smell. (source)
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The size, the quick movements, the pungent odor, the hissing breath… (source)
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It was a Sunday in October, the air cool and pungent with dying things. (source)pungent = strong smelling
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Rieux sniffed the pungency of bitter herbs in the drink that Rambert handed him.† (source)
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The janitorial closet smelled pungently of bleach and cleaning solvents.† (source)
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I had told you that this was in reference to Orion, formerly written Urion; and, from certain pungencies connected with this explanation, I was aware that you could not have forgotten it.† (source)
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What she loved best was to rub the leaves of the tomato plant between her fingers and breathe in their pungent, powdery smell. (source)pungent = strong
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It was a most tedious business, not more than half a dozen shoots of garlic being discoverable in the whole field; yet such was the herb's pungency that probably one bite of it by one cow had been sufficient to season the whole dairy's produce for the day.† (source)
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Shavers pungently characterized the Teknologik executives: infamous self-aggrandizers, think of themselves as some kind of business royalty, but they are no better than us.† (source)
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I had told you that this was in reference to Orion, formerly written Urion; and, from certain pungencies connected with this explanation, I was aware that you could not have forgotten it.† (source)
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I smelled tobacco on him and alcohol, sweet and pungent. (source)pungent = powerful smelling
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However this may discredit such persons with the judicious, it helps them with the people, as it gives heat, pungency, and publicity to their words.† (source)
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