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insteeping (p. pr. & vb. n.)
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insteeping Sentence Examples
- The tea leaves were insteeping in the hot water, releasing their fragrant aroma.
- The insteeping process allowed the flavors of the herbs to fully develop and blend.
- The medicinal properties of the plants were extracted during the insteeping time.
- The insteeped broth had a rich, dark color and a pungent scent.
- The insteeping time can vary depending on the desired strength and bitterness.
- Insteeping is a crucial step in the preparation of many traditional beverages.
- The insteeped liquid is often used as a base for teas, infusions, and tisanes.
- The insteeping time should be carefully monitored to avoid over-extraction of bitter compounds.
- The insteeped tea was served in delicate porcelain cups, accompanied by sweet pastries.
- The soothing aroma of the insteeped herbs permeated the entire room, creating a sense of tranquility.
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The tea leaves were insteeping in the hot water, releasing their fragrant aroma.
The insteeping process allowed the flavors of the herbs to fully develop and blend.
The medicinal properties of the plants were extracted during the insteeping time.
The insteeped broth had a rich, dark color and a pungent scent.
