sweet flag (Meaning)
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sweet flag (n)
perennial marsh plant having swordlike leaves and aromatic roots
Synonyms & Antonyms of sweet flag
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sweet flag Sentence Examples
- The sweet flag plant exudes a distinctive aromatic scent when its leaves are crushed.
- Traditional medicine practitioners have long utilized sweet flag's rhizomes for their therapeutic properties.
- The fleshy, edible rhizomes of sweet flag have a bittersweet and slightly spicy flavor.
- Sweet flag extract is often used in traditional Chinese medicine to alleviate digestive ailments.
- The sweet flag plant, originating from Asia, has been cultivated in Europe and North America for centuries.
- Sweet flag's versatility extends from culinary use to traditional healing and landscaping purposes.
- The sweet flag's affinity for moist and boggy environments makes it prevalent in certain wetland ecosystems.
- Native American tribes have historically employed sweet flag leaves for medicinal purposes and in cultural rituals.
- The sweet flag plant possesses both aesthetic and practical value, adorning gardens and providing health benefits.
- Sweet flag's unique scent and flavor profile have captured the attention of chefs, herbalists, and gardeners alike.
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perennial marsh plant having swordlike leaves and aromatic roots
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The sweet flag plant exudes a distinctive aromatic scent when its leaves are crushed.
Traditional medicine practitioners have long utilized sweet flag's rhizomes for their therapeutic properties.
The fleshy, edible rhizomes of sweet flag have a bittersweet and slightly spicy flavor.
Sweet flag extract is often used in traditional Chinese medicine to alleviate digestive ailments.
