vesselful (Meaning)
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vesselful (n.)
As much as a vessel will hold; enough to fill a vessel.
Synonyms & Antonyms of vesselful
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vesselful Sentence Examples
- The chef requested a vesselful of fresh cream to prepare the delectable dessert.
- The gardener needed a vesselful of water to nourish the thirsty plants in the greenhouse.
- The laboratory assistant carefully measured a vesselful of the chemical solution for the experiment.
- The bartender poured a vesselful of the signature cocktail into a sparkling glass.
- The coffee enthusiast savored a vesselful of the freshly brewed, aromatic coffee.
- The artisan needed a vesselful of molten glass to create the intricate glasswork.
- The caterer prepared a vesselful of flavorful broth for the soup course at the banquet.
- In the bakery, the pastry chef used a vesselful of batter to create perfectly baked cupcakes.
- The winemaker carefully monitored the fermentation process in each vesselful of grape juice.
- The florist arranged a colorful vesselful of blooming flowers to brighten the reception area.
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As much as a vessel will hold; enough to fill a vessel.
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The chef requested a vesselful of fresh cream to prepare the delectable dessert.
The gardener needed a vesselful of water to nourish the thirsty plants in the greenhouse.
The laboratory assistant carefully measured a vesselful of the chemical solution for the experiment.
The bartender poured a vesselful of the signature cocktail into a sparkling glass.
