aperitive Antonyms
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Meaning of aperitive
Webster
aperitive (a.)
Serving to open; aperient.
aperitive Sentence Examples
- The host greeted guests with a delightful aperitive to set the tone for the evening.
- The Mediterranean restaurant offered an array of flavorful aperitives to stimulate the appetite.
- A light, citrus-infused aperitive was served as a palate cleanser between courses.
- The bartender crafted a signature aperitive cocktail, featuring a blend of herbs and fruits.
- Before the formal dinner, attendees gathered in the lounge for a sociable aperitive hour.
- The rooftop bar featured a breathtaking view, providing the perfect setting for enjoying a refreshing aperitive.
- The mixologist showcased his skills by preparing a creative and visually appealing aperitive.
- Aperitives, with their balance of bitter and sweet notes, are known for preparing the taste buds for a meal.
- Aperitives are often enjoyed with small, flavorful bites to enhance the overall culinary experience.
- The beachside cafe offered a selection of tropical aperitives to complement the laid-back atmosphere.
FAQs About the word aperitive
Serving to open; aperient.
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The host greeted guests with a delightful aperitive to set the tone for the evening.
The Mediterranean restaurant offered an array of flavorful aperitives to stimulate the appetite.
A light, citrus-infused aperitive was served as a palate cleanser between courses.
The bartender crafted a signature aperitive cocktail, featuring a blend of herbs and fruits.
