paleo- in Greek
paleo- in Greek is παλαιο- — paleo- means a way of eating based on foods thought to have been available to hunter-gatherers — meat, fish, eggs, vegetables, fruit, nuts and seeds — while excluding grains, pulses, dairy, refined sugar and processed foods.
paleo- in Greek
παλαιο-
Pronounced: palaio-
What does "paleo-" mean?
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noun A way of eating based on foods thought to have been available to hunter-gatherers — meat, fish, eggs, vegetables, fruit, nuts and seeds — while excluding grains, pulses, dairy, refined sugar and processed foods.
"She has been doing paleo since January."
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adjective Following, or suitable for, that way of eating.
"These paleo pancakes are made with almond flour and banana."
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adjective Relating to the distant past, as a shortening of palaeolithic or a prefix in words such as palaeontology.
"The paleo record shows sea levels far higher than today's."
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paleo- in a sentence
- She has been doing paleo since January.
- Paleo cuts out bread, pasta and rice completely.
- These paleo pancakes are made with almond flour and banana.
- The paleo record shows sea levels far higher than today's.
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What is "paleo-" in Greek?
"paleo-" in Greek is παλαιο-. paleo- means: A way of eating based on foods thought to have been available to hunter-gatherers — meat, fish, eggs, vegetables, fruit, nuts and seeds — while excluding grains, pulses, dairy, refined sugar and processed foods.
How do you pronounce παλαιο-?
"paleo-" in Greek is παλαιο-, pronounced "palaio-".
How do you use "paleo-" in a sentence?
Example: "She has been doing paleo since January." In Greek, "paleo-" is παλαιο-.
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