All 3 Uses
pungent
in
The 100, by Morgan
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- The sky erupted with color, and the pungent air stimulated sensors in her brain Clarke had never realized existed.†
p. 95.4 *
- The flap flew open, flooding the tent with light and cool, pungent air, and Bellamy tumbled in.†
p. 130.4
- The world around them faded away as Earth became nothing more than a swirl of pungent scents and damp air that made him press himself closer to her.†
p. 265.6
Definitions:
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(1)
(pungent) strong smelling or tasting
or much more rarely: anything sharp, painful, or penetrating -- physically or emotionallyIn reference to taste or smell, pungent is more often associated with a strong flavor than a particular flavor. Some associate it with a high level of volatile acidity. Some wine connoisseurs interchange the word pungent with earthy. - (2) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)