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Meanings of more nutritive in English
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Usage of more nutritive in English
1
They manufacture much more nutritive material than they need, and live far below their income.
2
They contain a considerable portion of sugar, and are considered more nutritive than carrots or turnips.
3
Toast- and-water, if the child prefer it, which is rendered slightly more nutritive than the more simple fluid.
4
Flour is both more nutritive, and less liable to ferment, and is preferable wherever it can be used.
5
What more nutritive and delicious?
6
Another substance, which is much more nutritive, is obtained from the animal kingdom: this is fish-flour (manioc de pescado).
7
The herbage is sweeter and more nutritive, and there is an unlimited range for stock, without any danger of their committing trespass.
8
According to Humboldt it affords, in a given extent of ground, forty-four times more nutritive matter than the potato, and 133 times more than wheat.