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Which word could the author have used instead of “smell” that means the same but has a more positive connotation?
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Which word could the author have used instead of “smell” that means the same but has a more positive connotation?

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Answer: A nicer smell as in flowers

Explanation: "Aroma" there was a delicious aroma as soon as she entered the garden for the first time in months, due to the inclement weather that had plagued her for months.

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