Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Incense"

A: Incense is aromatic biotic material that releases fragrant smoke when burned. The term refers to the material itself, rather than to the aroma that it produces. ... Direct-burning incense is either a paste formed around a bamboo stick, or a paste that is extruded into a stick or cone shape

A: Raw incense is a scented stick of wood that when burned spreads that scent throughout the room

A: Crazy. Unbelievable.

A: The captain of the team was incensed that the referee did not award a goal

(He was very angry)

A: The incense she was burning smelled sweet.

I walked in and smelled a sweet incense.

Will we purchase incense today.

A: Incense is to make someone angry

Irritate is to make someone annoyed

I hope this helps!

A: As verbs, these words mean to arouse to strong indignation (anger). There is no difference, other than that “to anger” is more commonly used.

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A: × I went to the shop that specializes in Japanese incense in Ginza.
✓ I went to a shop in Ginza that specializes in Japanese incense.

× There, we can burn our preferred incense’s sticks and try these scents.
✓ There you can burn sticks of the incense of your choice and try the scent.

× I bought some incense’s sticks for gifts of my foreign friends.
✓ I bought some incense sticks as gifts for my foreign friends.

× Kodo(traditional incense-smelling ceremony) is a Japanese art that started from the latter half of the Muromachi period.
✓ Kodo (traditional incense-smelling ceremony) is a Japanese art that started in the latter half of the Muromachi period.

× Incense was brought from China by Buddhist Monks in A.D. around538(Its exact year is unclear.).
✓ Incense was brought from China by Buddhist monks around 538 A.D. (the exact year is unclear).

× It mainly had religious significance at first, but, gradually, it was spreading and popular for enjoying its scents among aristocracies.
✓ It mainly had religious significance at first, but it gradually spread and became popular among the aristocracy, who enjoyed the scents.

A: × ‎I bought incense at a department store.
✓ ‎I bought some incense at a department store.

× When I burned it at the entrance, it had a nice aroma and healed.
✓ When I burned it // When I lit it // in my front entry*, it had a nice healing aroma.

Be careful, the second sentence sounded as if you lit the incense at the entrance of the department store. I changed it to make it clear that you meant 自宅の玄関｡

A: I agree with firethorne43, it must be a typo or autocorrect or something.