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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'It smells of' is correct and usable in written English
You can use this phrase when you are talking about the scent of something, or the odor that is coming from something. For example, "It smells of freshly cut grass".
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It smells of victory.
"It smells of genocide".
It smells of desperation.
It smells of discrimination.
"It smells of her smell".
It smells of caramel.
It smells of earth.
It smells of garlic.
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■ I have seen the future and it smells of… bacon.
It smells of her.
It smells of whiggery; of history as chauvinism.
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