1. plural of flagrance; the quality of being flagrant; glaring or obvious wrongdoing
Usage: Usually used in formal or legal contexts; Often appears in the phrase 'in flagrante' or 'flagrante delicto'
2. plural of flagrance; a strong, pleasant smell; fragrance
Usage: archaic or poetic; rarely used in modern English; 'fragrance' is the standard term

Examples

• The flagrances of their corruption were impossible to ignore.
• The judge noted the flagrance of the violation in her ruling.
• Multiple flagrances of the law were documented in the investigation.
• The defendant was caught in flagrante delicto, the flagrance of the crime undeniable.
• The garden's flagrances filled the evening air with sweetness.