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Meaning of pomegranate
pomegranate (n)
shrub or small tree native to southwestern Asia having large red many-seeded fruit
large globular fruit having many seeds with juicy red pulp in a tough brownish-red rind
pomegranate Sentence Examples
- The vibrant crimson pomegranate hung heavy from the tree, its rough exterior concealing a wealth of juicy seeds.
- The bittersweet juice of the pomegranate burst upon my tongue, leaving a lingering tartness.
- The ancient Greeks believed that eating pomegranates brought love and fertility.
- The pomegranate tree's gnarled branches reached towards the sun, its leaves shimmering like emeralds.
- The pomegranate's seeds were scattered across the table like tiny, gleaming gems.
- The aroma of pomegranate filled the air, a tantalizing blend of sweetness and spice.
- The pomegranate cocktail was a delightful mix of tart pomegranate juice and sweet vodka.
- The pomegranate blossom was a delicate and beautiful sight, its petals tinged with pink and yellow.
- The pomegranate jelly was a glossy, ruby-red delicacy that adorned the dessert table.
- The pomegranate vinegar added a tangy and fruity flavor to the salad dressing.
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shrub or small tree native to southwestern Asia having large red many-seeded fruit, large globular fruit having many seeds with juicy red pulp in a tough browni
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The vibrant crimson pomegranate hung heavy from the tree, its rough exterior concealing a wealth of juicy seeds.
The bittersweet juice of the pomegranate burst upon my tongue, leaving a lingering tartness.
The ancient Greeks believed that eating pomegranates brought love and fertility.
The pomegranate tree's gnarled branches reached towards the sun, its leaves shimmering like emeralds.
