aperitif (Meaning)

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aperitif (n)

alcoholic beverage taken before a meal as an appetizer

No strong antonyms found.

No weak antonyms found.

Before dinner, the guests enjoyed a refreshing aperitif in the garden.
The bartender recommended a classic French aperitif, such as a Kir Royale, to start the evening.
As a tradition, the family always served a light aperitif to kick off holiday gatherings.
The restaurant's menu featured a diverse selection of aperitifs, ranging from sparkling wines to flavored liqueurs.
Guests mingled in the lounge, sipping on their favorite aperitif before the main event.
The hostess prepared a signature cocktail as the perfect aperitif for her dinner party.
A citrus-infused aperitif complemented the Mediterranean-inspired appetizers at the event.
The sommelier suggested a dry sherry as an aperitif to pair with the seafood starters.
At the rooftop bar, patrons enjoyed the breathtaking view along with a refreshing aperitif.
The trendy speakeasy was known for its creative aperitif menu, featuring unique and inventive combinations.

alcoholic beverage taken before a meal as an appetizer

drink, cocktail, bottle, spirits, chaser, alcohol, liquor, nightcap, rum, tipple

nonintoxicant, nonintoxicant,,

Before dinner, the guests enjoyed a refreshing aperitif in the garden.

The bartender recommended a classic French aperitif, such as a Kir Royale, to start the evening.

As a tradition, the family always served a light aperitif to kick off holiday gatherings.

The restaurant's menu featured a diverse selection of aperitifs, ranging from sparkling wines to flavored liqueurs.