to aliment
- verb
- /ˈælɪmənt/
- Archaic
:
alimentar
- The farmer will aliment the livestock with fresh hay each morning.
And then she goes, I will feed you once you find me.
- And then she goes, I will feed you once you find me.
- But you do, because by feeding them, you're now storing calories in them.
- And your responsive dog, your responsive wolf has not been fed, has not been listened to.
- So all that happened in the developing bees was how long they were fed royal Jelly for.
- Instead, I turned this waste into nutrient rich dirt that I can feed to my plants.
- Instead we are turning our food waste into nutrient rich dirt that I can then feed to my plants.
- Instead, we are turning our waste into nutrient rich dirt that I can then feed to my plants.
- Researchers in California recent researchers in recent breast fed from male boobies.
- So you almost need like you have a you have fish like you feed that.
Examples
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Every day, volunteers work hard to aliment the homeless by providing hot meals.
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And then she goes, I will feed you once you find me.
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We have an entire nation to feed it.
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But right now you're in the stage of like, keep this baby alive, fed and growing.
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Instead, we are turning our waste into nutrient rich dirt that I can then feed to my plants.
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Mother's milk does not just feed the intestinal bacteria.
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Fibre also is incredibly important for feeding, nourishing the microbiome.
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She aliment her baby with healthy organic formula to ensure proper growth.
Synonyms
870
1.0
To give food to a person, animal, or plant
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3.2
To give food and care so a person, animal, or plant grows and stays healthy
To give nutrients that help a person, animal, or plant grow
Antonyms
How Nourishing
Surface Forms
Etymology
To aliment as a verb also comes from the Latin alere 'to nourish', so to aliment someone or something is simply to feed them or give them sustenance.