confection (Meaning)
confection (n)
a food rich in sugar
the act of creating something (a medicine or drink or soup etc.) by compounding or mixing a variety of components
confection (v)
make into a confection
Synonyms & Antonyms of confection
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confection Sentence Examples
- The bustling bakery filled the air with the sweet aroma of freshly baked confections, drawing customers in with irresistible promises of sugary delights.
- The old apothecary offered not just medicines, but also a selection of health-focused confections made with natural ingredients and herbs.
- The children giggled with delight as they decorated their cupcakes with an assortment of colorful sprinkles and fun-shaped confections.
- Ancient Egyptians enjoyed confections made from dates and honey, a precursor to the modern candy bar.
- The gourmet chocolate shop offered a luxurious selection of handcrafted confections, each a miniature work of art in rich dark and milk chocolate.
- The historical reenactment showcased traditional methods of creating confections, using natural ingredients and period tools.
- During the holidays, kitchens across the world become filled with the joyful activity of creating homemade confections like cookies and fudge.
- The confectioner's artistry extended beyond taste, crafting elaborate sugar sculptures that adorned the centerpieces of grand events.
- Some cultures associate specific confections with good luck or prosperity, making them a popular offering during festivals and special occasions.
- With a growing focus on health-conscious snacking, many companies are developing confections using alternative sweeteners and organic ingredients.
FAQs About the word confection
a food rich in sugar, the act of creating something (a medicine or drink or soup etc.) by compounding or mixing a variety of components, make into a confection
candy, sweet, dessert, confectionary,sweetmeat, confectionery,pastry, sweeties
No antonyms found.
The bustling bakery filled the air with the sweet aroma of freshly baked confections, drawing customers in with irresistible promises of sugary delights.
The old apothecary offered not just medicines, but also a selection of health-focused confections made with natural ingredients and herbs.
The children giggled with delight as they decorated their cupcakes with an assortment of colorful sprinkles and fun-shaped confections.
Ancient Egyptians enjoyed confections made from dates and honey, a precursor to the modern candy bar.
