0 smelling strongly of something or having qualities (especially smells) that make you think of something else: --
That was his dynamic phrase redolent with what is happening all over the world.
That is redolent of an earlier approach to the problem.
The motion, is not redolent of the reasonable and reasoned public face which the alliance likes to put before the electorate.
These proposals are redolent of the permissive society and the attitude that a man need not work if he does not want to.
I am bound to say that all this is somewhat redolent of government inspired hints of some form of corruption or at least sharp practice.
To suggest that the state system is about the lowest common denominator is redolent of insults about everything that takes place there.
It seems to say that a lot of science means a lot of wealth, which is more redolent of alchemy than science.
The following chapter takes up the memoirs, visual arts, and documentary films that are redolent with nostalgia for the old city and contribute to its association with status.
