The word 'cedarwood' is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the wood of a cedar tree, often used for making furniture, flooring, and other products. One can use the word 'cedarwood' in various contexts, such as: - "I love the smell of cedarwood in my closet." (referring to the use of cedarwood to repel insects and add a pleasant scent to clothing) - "The cabin was constructed using cedarwood, giving it a rustic and cozy feel." (referring to the use of cedarwood as a building material) - "I use cedarwood essential oil for its soothing and calming properties." (referring to the use of cedarwood in aromatherapy) - "The intricate carvings on the cedarwood table were a testament to the craftsmanship of the artist." (referring to the use of cedarwood in furniture-making).
The survivors of this remote and stunning valley have canvassed an industrial-waste company from Tokyo and, if the prefecture approves, the valley paddy fields, vegetable plots and cedarwood plantations will disappear under 150 metres (500 feet) of industrial ash.
AS FIDEL CASTRO joked with his (paying) guests at a dinner last month to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Cohiba cigar (London price £25.50 or $40 each),Jesus Delgado was busy packing hundreds of cheap cigars into cedarwood Romeo y Julieta boxes, ready for collection by an American fake-cigar ring.
The giant arborvitae, incense cedar, and some junipers (viz., red cedar) provide the familiar "cedarwood" of pencils, chests, closet linings, and fence posts; an oil distilled from the wood is used in many toiletries.
After the blood of the red heifer had been sprinkled by a priest, the carcass was totally immolated with cedarwood, hyssop, and a scarlet thread.
Since then, new products from cedarwood balls to pheromone adhesive strips have entered the market.
4. Gracious Tuberose Flora by Gucci £72 for 100ml, Gucci, available nationwide This scent has top notes of peach and violet leaves, a tuberose heart and a base of white cedarwood.
Inside, its rooms and arcades display striking zellige mosaics, delicately carved cedarwood screens and stucco, set around a courtyard.
But if you've just recorded Song for Someone, Iris, Sleep like a Baby Tonight, Cedarwood Road and Raised by Wolves, then I see why you would feel that confident.
"It was a war zone in my teens," sings Bono of Cedarwood Road, his childhood address, over a swaggering riff.
Elsewhere, the bass that fuels Volcano more readily brings to mind the band's formative post-punk years (despite the refrain "you and I are rock'n'roll"), while Cedarwood Road carries more of a Led Zep chug but owes its title to the north Dublin address of Bono's formative years.
Margaret's, Glasnevin, Cedarwood Road, and Rosemount and the group's respective guests gathered inside each one, drinking Australian Shiraz and sitting on white leather sofas.
