digestion in Latin
digestion in Latin is digestio — digestion means the bodily process of breaking food down so it can be absorbed and used.
digestion in Latin
digestio
The process, in the gastrointestinal tract, by which food is converted into substances that can be used by the body.
What does "digestion" mean?
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noun The bodily process of breaking food down so it can be absorbed and used.
"Eating too fast can interfere with digestion."
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noun The mental process of taking in and understanding new information.
"The report needs some digestion before we can respond to it."
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digestion in a sentence
- Eating too fast can interfere with digestion.
- Fiber helps keep digestion running smoothly.
- The report needs some digestion before we can respond to it.
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What is "digestion" in Latin?
"digestion" in Latin is digestio. digestion means: The bodily process of breaking food down so it can be absorbed and used.
How do you use "digestion" in a sentence?
Example: "Eating too fast can interfere with digestion." In Latin, "digestion" is digestio.
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