macerative (Meaning)
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macerative (a)
accompanied by or characterized by maceration
Synonyms & Antonyms of macerative
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macerative Sentence Examples
- The macerative process of soaking beans overnight enhances their texture and flavor.
- The macerating liquid, typically hot water, draws out the soluble substances from the beans.
- Macerating fruits in sugar syrup produces a sweet and flavorful syrup, ideal for use in cocktails and desserts.
- The macerated garlic releases its pungent aroma and flavor, adding depth to dishes.
- The macerative enzymes in pineapple render meat tender and juicy, making it a popular choice for marinades.
- Macerating vegetables, such as tomatoes, in a vinegar solution preserves their flavors and creates a delicious and refreshing pickle.
- A macerative foot soak can help soften dry, cracked feet and improve circulation.
- The macerated tissues of the decaying plant provide nutrients for microorganisms, contributing to soil fertility.
- Macerative therapy involves the application of warm, macerated plants to the body to alleviate pain and promote healing.
- The macerative effects of rain can weaken soil structure and lead to erosion.
FAQs About the word macerative
accompanied by or characterized by maceration
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The macerative process of soaking beans overnight enhances their texture and flavor.
The macerating liquid, typically hot water, draws out the soluble substances from the beans.
Macerating fruits in sugar syrup produces a sweet and flavorful syrup, ideal for use in cocktails and desserts.
The macerated garlic releases its pungent aroma and flavor, adding depth to dishes.
