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Meanings of aliment in English
A source of materials to nourish the body.
Synonyms
Examples for "nutrition"
Examples for "nutrition"
1
The Internet has become a major source of health and nutrition information.
2
Analysis across countries used a LogFrame Analysis typical for public nutrition development.
3
Results: Physical nutrition impact symptoms and unmet needs for support were frequent.
4
Good nutrition assures the best possible environment for building strong, lustrous hair.
5
The Company has various development programs under its animal health and nutrition.
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The real nourishment was in the gravy in which the steak swam.
2
The outside of the root-hair is bathed in solutions rich in nourishment.
3
The human body and the human soul require different types of nourishment.
4
Their single most important concern is securing sufficient nourishment for individual maintenance.
5
Take nourishment in the shape of broth frequently, but in small quantity.
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After sustenance and reproduction, society is the most basic of human needs.
2
The brute obeys law unwittingly in the sustenance and transmission of life.
3
The plant is rooted in the soil and gets its sustenance therefrom.
4
Also now I have gained on him in the question of sustenance.
5
When the roots of the tree cannot find sustenance the tree dies.
1
Here you are in the dark, crying and going without your victuals.
2
Natural groups stand out, characterized merely by the identity of their victuals.
3
Always did believe there was piety and wisdom in New England victuals.
4
Through my big window, I see the egg deposited on the victuals.
5
It eats our victuals, or I should think it was a fairy.
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The plant appears to derive nutriment from the decomposition of its victims.
2
Remember then, that popularity and fame are the very nutriment of virtue.
3
We are told that the stomach needs bulk as well as nutriment.
4
Which method of cooking rice leaves more nutriment in the cooked product?
5
Europe has for years used meat for flavor rather than for nutriment.
1
This creature lived to manhood and both heads were utilized in alimentation.
2
The patient returned to oral alimentation with no functional impairment.
3
The performance status stabilized and intravenous alimentation could be discontinued.
4
It is no more an instinct than recurring sleep, lymphatic action, hunger, thirst, alimentation.
5
As already stated, the pharynx is common to the functions of both respiration and alimentation.
Usage of aliment in English
1
They are indeed the aliment or rather the very essence of love.
2
By its conversion into sugar it can alone become a useful aliment.
3
Further aliment for public discontent was furnished by other acts of Parliament.
4
Hope lives on scanty aliment, and the young man did not despair.
5
Reason is the torch of friendship, judgment its guide, tenderness its aliment.
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Moreover, in the provision of aliment, it sets a premium upon illegitimate children.
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His soul has the same occasion for ideas, his stomach has for aliment.
8
We can supply the sunshine, moisture and aliment, and God does the rest.
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The distinctive quality of an aliment, therefore, is its liability to animal assimulation.
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His soul does not die for want of aliment or guidance.
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He died like a lamp which ceases to burn for want of aliment.
12
Sugar is not less important, either as a remedy or as an aliment.
13
What then is the energetic aliment which enables the little Lycosae to struggle?
14
Science, indeed, finds some aliment here, and you are one of her sons.
15
Others, who demanded revenge, found an aliment for their inactive forces.
16
Mademoiselle might make application for aliment pending her suit; she is not eating anything.
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