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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a cloud of perfume" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a strong, enveloping scent that fills the air, often associated with fragrances or scents in a poetic or descriptive context.
Example: "As she entered the room, a cloud of perfume surrounded her, captivating everyone in her presence."
Alternatives: "a mist of fragrance" or "a haze of scent".
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A cloud of perfume hangs in the air.
Outside, four people stepped from a Town Car and crossed the street in a cloud of perfume.
When she bent over to kiss me good night, a cloud of perfume hung in the air.
Her mother pounced in a cloud of perfume and carried her inside, calling back over her shoulder to Valerie in her husky voice, mistaking her for some kind of paid nanny, or pretending to.
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Sackville's reckless aura hovered above the gathering like a cloud of intoxicating perfume.
Alternating between garish production numbers and behind-the-scenes skirmishes, "The Rip Nelson Holiday Spectacular" is something like that wonderfully outlandish party guest who arrives on a cloud of drugstore perfume and armed with enough sartorial accessories and noisy personality tics to fill a room.
For example, you might be trying too hard if you wear a hot pink matching track suit, bring a small dog along, and float in a billowing cloud of perfume.
"I don't want to show up in a big cloud of perfume," she said.
And here was Meera, wafting in each morning on a fragrant cloud of perfume, with her carefully coiffed hair and size 2 clothes.
She allowed each phrase to linger intoxicatingly, so that her dancing trailed a cloud of delicate, heady perfume.
She was dressed in what could be described as anti-mufti: long tanned legs leading eventually to the hem of a tie-dyed cotton shirt from India; her accessories a smile, a cloud of Chasing Butterflies perfume, her engagement ring, a red bra and insistent cleavage.
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