adstringent (Meaning)
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adstringent (a.)
See Astringent.
Synonyms & Antonyms of adstringent
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adstringent Sentence Examples
- The adstringent taste of unripe persimmons leaves a puckering sensation on the palate.
- After applying the adstringent toner, her skin felt tight and refreshed.
- The adstringent properties of green tea make it a popular choice for those seeking a mild astringency in their beverages.
- The chef added a touch of adstringent herbs to the dish to balance the flavors and add a hint of bitterness.
- Some people enjoy the adstringent quality of certain red wines, which leaves a dry sensation in the mouth.
- The adstringent nature of alum makes it a common ingredient in skincare products for its tightening effect on the skin.
- The herbal tea had a subtle adstringent note, making it a soothing choice for those who prefer a mild bitterness.
- The adstringent quality of certain fruits, like cranberries, contributes to their unique flavor profile.
- A dab of adstringent ointment helped to alleviate the irritation and promote faster healing of the minor wound.
- The adstringent taste of the unripe apple warned the hiker that it was not yet ready for consumption.
FAQs About the word adstringent
See Astringent.
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The adstringent taste of unripe persimmons leaves a puckering sensation on the palate.
After applying the adstringent toner, her skin felt tight and refreshed.
The adstringent properties of green tea make it a popular choice for those seeking a mild astringency in their beverages.
The chef added a touch of adstringent herbs to the dish to balance the flavors and add a hint of bitterness.
