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incense

[in-sens] / ˈɪn sɛns /




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Democrat-run Denver is conducting sweeps of homeless encampments ahead of the April 6 home opener for Major League Baseball’s Colorado Rockies, incensing activists.

From Washington Times

But they stopped in the 1980s, when more archaeologists and tourists began to visit Yaxchilán and practices such as burning incense inside the temples were prohibited, Lozada Toledo says.

From Science Magazine

Her remarks ignited debate on Spanish social media, and ministers in Spain's left-wing government were incensed at the move.

From BBC

And when I heard her story, I was incensed, because she didn't have any letters after her name or papers published, that her version of events was deemed not really credit-worthy.

From Salon

In a corner of a shallow pond, its dimly lit surface dotted with lily pads, a barefoot young woman crouches to light a stick of incense.

From New York Times