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nourishment

noun (nourishment — uncountable)

«nourishment» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

  1. Food and the good things in it that people, animals and plants need to live, grow and stay healthy. tree →
  2. Something that helps your mind or feelings grow (nourishment for the mind). tree →

In the lessons

In science: plants get nourishment from soil, water and sunlight; babies get nourishment from milk. In health: proper nourishment helps children grow. Phrases: get nourishment from, source of nourishment.

Examples

  • Plants get nourishment from the soil. tree →
  • The baby gets nourishment from milk. tree →
  • The lost hikers had no nourishment for two days. tree →
  • Good books are nourishment for the mind. tree →
  • Roots take in water and nourishment. tree →
  • Animals need nourishment to survive the winter. tree →
  • The flower in its color of flame seemed to receive its nourishment from the water, as a lamp is sustained by oil. tree →

Note

Uncountable: no "a nourishment". Verb: nourish; adjective: nourishing. Similar: nutrition, food. "Malnourished" means not getting enough nourishment.

On Mova

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