absinthate (Meaning)
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absinthate (n.)
A combination of absinthic acid with a base or positive radical.
Synonyms & Antonyms of absinthate
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absinthate Sentence Examples
- The artist sipped a glass of absinthe while contemplating his next masterpiece.
- The allure of the vibrant green absinthe caught the attention of curious onlookers at the bar.
- In the late 19th century, absinthe gained popularity as a fashionable and mysterious spirit.
- The bartender carefully poured the absinthe over a sugar cube, creating the classic louche effect.
- Friends gathered at a Parisian cafe to enjoy the enchanting taste of absinthe in the evening breeze.
- The aroma of anise filled the room as patrons savored the herbal notes of the premium absinthe.
- Emily experienced the unique ritual of preparing absinthe, enjoying the slow drip of water into the glass.
- The connoisseur could discern the subtle botanical flavors in each brand of absinthe he sampled.
- The reputation of absinthe for its high alcoholic content added to its mystique among spirits enthusiasts.
- Some absinthe enthusiasts prefer the colorless variety, valuing its clarity and intense herbal profile.
FAQs About the word absinthate
A combination of absinthic acid with a base or positive radical.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The artist sipped a glass of absinthe while contemplating his next masterpiece.
The allure of the vibrant green absinthe caught the attention of curious onlookers at the bar.
In the late 19th century, absinthe gained popularity as a fashionable and mysterious spirit.
The bartender carefully poured the absinthe over a sugar cube, creating the classic louche effect.
