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英语单词“incense”的意思是：香料；熏香；愤怒；煽动。
读音：英 [ˈɪnsns] 美 [ˈɪnsns]
例句：
1. The room was filled with the incense of burning sandalwood.
2. She could feel his incense. She'd have known it anywhere.
3. You feel my incense, hear my wings.
4. Some found their victims more virulent than the gaseous incense that they churned out into the world, stinging everyone around with the rage that bubbled inside of them.
5. Their grievances could ignite the population with as much incendiary potential as their revolutionary slogans and songs.
6. In our confusion and uncertainty, a rumor like a scrap of incense-scented paper might be enough to start a small fire of our own invention.
7. And while this image was embellished by far more impressive technologies in our history books, the dream remained – even after modern society gave up on incense – part of the definition of magic for so many.
8. Some gave it more complex scent that rose, unlike frankincense and myrrh that fell to the ground or up to Heaven and provided shelter and “prescribe,” say Pagans like writer Thobani Ntombela in Durban, “a magical environment for people.” 9. They burned it to exorcise evil spirits and ward off bad luck, or to make offerings to the gods or loved ones.
10. They say it can help attract good luck, and it’s a great way to diffuse pleasant scents in a room, especially when burned with other natural incense herbs such as sandalwood, copal, and even mugwort (noted for its use in the witches sabbat) that has powerful scents associated with earthy wisdom, fresh water springs and mysterious beings like leprechauns.
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