clary in a sentence

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Definition

Clary refers to a type of herb, specifically clary sage (Salvia sclarea), known for its aromatic leaves and flowers, often used in herbal medicine.

Clary has always been passionate about herbal medicine and its benefits.
During the summer, we often visit the garden to see the stunning clary sage in bloom.
In her novel, the protagonist discovers a hidden world through the ancient clary symbol.
The chef added a hint of clary spice to elevate the flavors of the dish.
Clary's unique perspective on life inspires those around her to think differently.
Clary is known for its aromatic properties, often used in herbal teas.
The artist's use of clary sage in her paintings added a unique, earthy quality to the composition.
In medieval times, clary was prized for its medicinal qualities and was often used in remedies.
During the festival, attendees enjoyed a workshop on how to incorporate clary into their cooking.
Clary's vibrant purple flowers attract bees and butterflies, making it a favorite in gardens.