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Discover LudwigThe phrase "delectable scent" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe a pleasant or appetizing smell. Here is an example of how it could be used in a sentence: "The delectable scent of freshly baked cookies filled the kitchen, making everyone's mouth water."
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When raw garlic is cut or crushed, enzymes convert the nonsmelly compound alliin to allicin, which is then further modified into three other sulfur-containing compounds, all four of which contribute to garlic's delectable scent.
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Ceiling fans keep the delectable aroma circulating.
A confession: If the scent of something delectable — be it brownies, lasagna or browning onions — wafts into my nose, I immediately crave brownies, lasagna and, yes, even browning onions.
Other appealing appetizers included thick slabs of tender grilled calamari "steaks"; three taquitos, the crisp tortillas wrapping a filling of wonderfully cool fresh tuna, avocado and salsa, an inspired Mexican-Japanese combination; and delectable, slightly smoky, grilled octopus scented by fresh oregano.
Far too often Indian desserts are either ignored by consumers or bought outside the restaurant, but at Pippali everything is made from scratch to be as delectable as what precedes them, from mango-yogurt-saffron scented mousse called amarkhand, to a pistachio-flavored ice cream with rose syrup called falooda.
Add the scent of wood smoke and you transport most vegetables from the realm of the merely delectable to the kingdom of the sublime.
Delectable wines.
Celeste provided delectable anecdotes.
Both were delectable.
It's delectable.
She's delectable, delicious.
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