nourishment|nourishments in English

noun

['nour·ish·ment || 'nɜrɪʃmənt /'nʌr-]

food; nutritio

Use "nourishment|nourishments" in a sentence

1. A growing child needs proper nourishment.

2. Your brain a glutton for nourishment.

3. "Monks, there are these four Bonanzas of merit, Bonanzas of skillfulness, nourishments of bliss

4. The nourishment flows in both directions.

5. Plants get nourishment from the soil.

6. Plants draw nourishment from the soil.

7. The soil provides nourishment for plant roots.

8. Alimentary (adjective): relating to nourishment or sustenance

9. Alimentary (adjective): relating to nourishment or sustenance

10. (The Book of Mormon is powerful spiritual nourishment.)

11. He was unable to take nourishment for several days.

12. " the laws of cleanliness, nourishment, exercise and breathing. "

13. Rectal Alimentation: Etymology: L, rectus, straight, alimentum, nourishment the delivery of nourishment in concentrated form by injection or installation through the rectum

14. Plants imbibe nourishment usually through their leaves and roots.

15. These techniques include beach nourishment and sand dune stabilisation.

16. As a child, she was starved of intellectual nourishment.

17. The retreat gives me a kind of spiritual nourishment.

18. The program provides basic nourishment to low-income families.

19. Can plants obtain adequate nourishment from such poor soil?

20. Necessary food; nourishment: give us our daily Bread. 3.

21. Lack of proper nourishment reduces their power to resist disease.

22. Alimentary definition is - of or relating to nourishment or nutrition

23. You swallowed amniotic fluids by the mouthful, presumably for nourishment.

24. This constant nourishment will keep you safely on the path.

25. We then end up eating for entertainment, rather than nourishment.