rodomel (Meaning)
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rodomel (n.)
Juice of roses mixed with honey.
Synonyms & Antonyms of rodomel
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rodomel Sentence Examples
- The rodomel, a sweet and viscous liquid, glistened in the sunlight like molten honey.
- The honeybees' relentless labor produced a bountiful harvest of rodomel, enriching the hive's stores.
- The ancient Egyptians used rodomel as a sweetener and a medicinal remedy.
- The rodomel's thick, syrupy texture made it an ideal glaze for pastries and cakes.
- The aroma of baking rodomel filled the air with a sweet and inviting fragrance.
- The honeybee's rodomel served as a nutritious food source for both the adult bees and their young larvae.
- The ancient Greeks consumed rodomel as an energy-boosting drink before battle.
- The rodomel's antimicrobial properties made it a versatile antiseptic used to treat wounds and infections.
- The rodomel festival in ancient Greece celebrated the honeybee and the vital role it played in producing this prized liquid.
- The intricate honeycomb's hexagonal cells served as the perfect vessel for storing and preserving the precious rodomel.
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Juice of roses mixed with honey.
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No antonyms found.
The rodomel, a sweet and viscous liquid, glistened in the sunlight like molten honey.
The honeybees' relentless labor produced a bountiful harvest of rodomel, enriching the hive's stores.
The ancient Egyptians used rodomel as a sweetener and a medicinal remedy.
The rodomel's thick, syrupy texture made it an ideal glaze for pastries and cakes.
