1. Plural of aloe wood; fragrant wood from tropical trees of the genus Aquilaria, used in perfumes, incense, and traditional medicine.
Usage: Often used in the context of luxury goods, aromatherapy, and Asian cultural practices.; Also called agarwood or oud wood.

Examples

• The merchant sold rare aloeswoods imported from Southeast Asia.
• Aloeswoods are highly valued in traditional perfumery for their rich, complex scent.
• The temple burned aloeswoods during the evening ceremony.
• Collectors prize aloeswoods for their distinctive aromatic properties.
• The price of aloeswoods has increased due to limited supply and high demand.