0 smelling strongly of something or having qualities (especially smells) that make you think of something else:
These chapters, perhaps inevitably, are redolent with the jargon and flow diagrams favoured by international agencies and are in part polemical and repetitive.
The work of these authors is redolent of the real entity theory of the corporation and signals its rehabilitation by legal scholars.
The modern literature of dance is redolent with these associations.
Yet others are redolent with mischievous meaning, piggyback propagation sequence for one.
The source materials are voluminous, dominant discourses eerily compelling and enduring obsessions redolent with meaning, particularly for those who periodically ponder invisible satellites above and ever-changing multi-networked systems below.
To the west and south, simple openings in the facades that are almost industrial in their nature and size are once more redolent of the rural non-dwelling.
Redolent with chivalric associations, they draw on an aristocratic tradition of ritualized imperial masculinity that necessarily excludes the vulgar presence of the wounded body of the common soldier.
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.
