What is another word for in censes?
Pronunciation:
[ ɪn sˈɛnsɪz], [ ɪn sˈɛnsɪz], [ ɪ_n s_ˈɛ_n_s_ɪ_z]
Synonyms for In censes:
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n.
• aroma • blarney- Inveiglement ,
- a line ,
- adulation ,
- baloney ,
- blandishment ,
- cajolery ,
- coaxing ,
- compliments ,
- exaggeration ,
- eyewash ,
- fawning ,
- honey ,
- ingratiation ,
- oil ,
- overpraise ,
- soft soap ,
- soft words ,
- sweet talk ,
- wheedling .
- Puffery ,
- Toadyism ,
- applause ,
- approbation ,
- blarney ,
- bootlicking ,
- commendation ,
- encomium ,
- eulogy ,
- flattering ,
- flummery ,
- fulsomeness ,
- gallantry ,
- gratification ,
- hokum ,
- honeyed words ,
- jive ,
- laud ,
- mush ,
- obsequiousness ,
- palaver ,
- plaudits ,
- pretty speech ,
- servility ,
- smoke ,
- snow ,
- snow job ,
- soft-soap ,
- stroke ,
- sycophancy ,
- tribute ,
- truckling ,
- unctuousness .
-
v.
• anger- acerbate ,
- affront ,
- aggravate ,
- agitate ,
- annoy ,
- antagonize ,
- arouse ,
- bait ,
- blow up ,
- boil ,
- boil over ,
- bristle ,
- burn ,
- burn up ,
- chafe ,
- craze ,
- cross ,
- displease ,
- embitter ,
- exacerbate ,
- fret ,
- gall ,
- get mad ,
- get on one's nerves ,
- goad ,
- incense ,
- lose one's temper ,
- make sore ,
- miff ,
- nettle ,
- offend ,
- outrage ,
- pique ,
- raise hell ,
- rankle ,
- rant ,
- rave ,
- ruffle ,
- seethe ,
- steam up ,
- stew ,
- stir up ,
- tempt ,
- vex .
- cap ,
- chagrin ,
- cool ,
- curdle ,
- cut to the quick ,
- disappoint ,
- discontent ,
- disgruntle ,
- disoblige ,
- dissatisfy ,
- frustrate ,
- hurt ,
- perplex ,
- play dirty ,
- put out ,
- repel ,
- revolt ,
- roil ,
- sound ,
- turn off ,
- upset ,
- wing ,
- zing .
- anger ,
- ask for it ,
- bother ,
- disgust ,
- egg on ,
- enrage ,
- exasperate ,
- excite ,
- fire up ,
- get a rise out of ,
- get under one's skin ,
- inflame ,
- infuriate ,
- ire ,
- irritate ,
- mad ,
- madden ,
- make blood boil ,
- make see red ,
- provoke ,
- rile ,
- umbrage .
- Impassion ,
- fan ,
- fire ,
- foment ,
- heat ,
- heat up ,
- ignite ,
- increase ,
- intensify ,
- intoxicate ,
- kindle ,
- light ,
- stimulate ,
- worsen .
- derange ,
- distract ,
- drive crazy ,
- drive insane ,
- drive out of mind ,
- drive to distraction ,
- frenzy ,
- possess ,
- shatter ,
- unbalance ,
- unhinge .
- aggrieve ,
- defile ,
- deflower ,
- desecrate ,
- do violence to ,
- force ,
- ill- treat ,
- injure ,
- jar ,
- kick up a row ,
- make hit the ceiling ,
- maltreat ,
- mistreat ,
- misuse ,
- oppress ,
- persecute ,
- raise Cain ,
- rape ,
- ravage ,
- ravish ,
- reach boiling point ,
- scandalize ,
- shock ,
- spoil ,
- violate .
How to use "In censes" in context?
The use of incenses in religious ceremonies has a long and varied history. Incense is often seen as a way to create a sacred space, and to invite divine intervention. Some people use incense as an aphrodisiac, while others use it to deter insects or to improve their mood.
Modern incense is made from a variety of fragrant materials, including flowers, resins, and woods. often, specific kinds of incense are blended to create unique scents. Incense can be used in a variety of religious ceremonies and celebrations, from weddings to funerals.
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