artisanal
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- adjective
- /ˌɑːr.tɪˈzæn.əl/
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artesanal
- They would build these beautiful artisanal, you know, best in the world products and ship them when they're ready.
- artisanal fishery
- artisanal fishermen
- artisanal fishing
It drifted toward Slow food and organic food and artisanal food and Instagrammable food.
- It drifted toward Slow food and organic food and artisanal food and Instagrammable food.
- This is Akinomas, Akinomas from Oaxaca, which is a artisanal mezcal.
- If you are a artisanal high end leather pant maker.
- So that's one way around, you know, not having to go to the artisanal spice source.
- A full hand recount, or as we call it here in California, an artisanal booth to table recount.
- Louis Vuitton can't make the same argument as their bags are mostly made of plastic, but I'm told that it's the highest quality artisanal French plastic.
- And, and fair enough, you know, because factory work, which is repetitive in some sense, destroys our artisanal relationship with what we produce.
Examples
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It is my firm and resolute intention to found and operate my own farmstead from which I will produce a superior artisanal goat cheese.
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It's like when you try and make artisanal bread, but a thousand times more complicated.
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- And he brought me some more artisanal chocolate.
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It's, you know, artisanal bread that I made, It has relative value.
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We see it very much as being an artisanal bed-and-breakfast experience.
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Five more minutes till you get to choose amongst four artisanal house-blended chocolates, gentlemen.
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They are all handmade in the South of France using the oldest antique artisanal soap making techniques.
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First of all, we both love bread and pastries and it is the first bake from frozen subscription box for artisanal breads, pastries and pastas.
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Wild Grain is the first ever baked from frozen subscription box for sourdough breads, fresh pastas, and artisanal pastries.
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The West teems with great artisanal foods made in small batches, often by hand.
Synonyms
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An item that a person makes with their hands instead of a machine, often with care
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Made by hand rather than by machine
How Handmade
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word artisanal comes from the French artisan and the Latin root ars, meaning 'skill' or 'craft'. Think of art or artist, someone skilled by hand, so artisanal describes things made in a traditional, careful, often handmade way.