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Meanings of nectar in English
Usage of nectar in English
1
It represents the nectar that fell from the lips of the Island-born.
2
A nectar of the gods issued in the early morning to Tommy.
3
Their food is ambrosia and nectar; their movements are swift as light.
4
Such nectar and ambrosia as Mrs. Judson has provided is in there.
5
They would breathe the air of earth, drink the nectar of Olympus.
6
Heretofore, nectar-foraging mosquitoes were thought to be guided solely by floral odorants.
7
In addition to collecting nectar from flowers, honey bees also collect pollen.
8
The draught of morning air was nectar to his widely expanding lungs.
9
They secrete a nectar, a drugged bait, that's got interesting commercial possibilities.
10
The male mosquito has nothing more than a mouth for sucking nectar.
11
Ants consume wild cotton extrafloral nectar and can protect plants from herbivores.
12
Without struggle or contest, the worthy pleasures of life lose their nectar.
13
White clover produces a large yield of nectar of very fine flavor.
14
When her morning tea was brought, it seemed like nectar to her.
15
No wonder you are inspired to fine things after drinking such nectar.
16
There are many beautiful flowers, and many bees to sip their nectar.
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Nectar through the time
Nectar across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common