Incense

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 261
in-sens', v.t. to inflame with anger. [See above word Incense, sens, n odour of Spices burned in religious rites: the materials so burned [Fr. enccns—L. internum, what burned. See In cendiary Incentive, m-sent'iv, adj inciting encouraging. — that which incites to action or moves the mind motive [L incenttvns, striking up a tune, hence provocative, finm memo— m, and cauo, to sing. Cf Chant, Enchant.!
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