redolent
adjectiveUK /ˈred.əl.ənt/
US /ˈred.əl.ənt/
Smelling strongly of something, usually something nice.
The kitchen was redolent of fresh bread and cinnamon.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Bringing a strong memory or feeling to mind.
The old song was redolent of summer holidays by the sea.
3. Full of or strongly suggesting a particular quality or mood.
His letters are redolent of a gentler, slower time.
4. Having a strong, often unpleasant, smell.
The damp cellar was redolent of mold and old wood.