seasoning in Latin
seasoning in Latin is condīmentum — seasoning means salt, herbs, spices, or other ingredients added to food to improve its taste.
seasoning in Latin
condīmentum
(cooking) Adding a layer of fat to render the surface of cookware non-stick.
What does "seasoning" mean?
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noun Salt, herbs, spices, or other ingredients added to food to improve its taste.
"This soup needs more seasoning."
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seasoning in a sentence
- This soup needs more seasoning.
- The recipe calls for a simple seasoning of salt, pepper, and thyme.
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What is "seasoning" in Latin?
"seasoning" in Latin is condīmentum. seasoning means: Salt, herbs, spices, or other ingredients added to food to improve its taste.
How do you use "seasoning" in a sentence?
Example: "This soup needs more seasoning." In Latin, "seasoning" is condīmentum.
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