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incense

[in-sens] / ˈɪn sɛns /




Example Sentences

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Another lighted incense sticks and stuck them in the snow.

From Los Angeles Times

"I was incensed," John told the court, adding that he has "never been afraid of fighting my corner... with the British press".

From Barron's

It smelled of some sort of incense—spicy and sharp, yet strangely pleasant.

From Literature

They will be incensed about the decision to send off Trusty for the denial of an obvious goalscoring opportunity when leading 2-1.

From BBC

Replays showed the slightest of contact was made by Verbruggen's high foot but, with the ball seemingly running harmlessly away from goal, Brighton's staff, players and fans were left incensed by the decision.

From BBC