dietarily
6.5
In a way that relates to a person's diet and eating habits
- adverb
- /daɪˈɛtərɪli/
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dietéticamente
- To lose weight, she decided to plan her meals dietarily with low-calorie options.
So most people dietarily with the standard American diet are not getting enough magnesium in their diet.
- So most people dietarily with the standard American diet are not getting enough magnesium in their diet.
Examples
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The vitamin, in its full form, must therefore be supplied dietarily.
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So most people dietarily with the standard American diet are not getting enough magnesium in their diet.
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He chose to eat meals that were dietarily balanced to improve his health.
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Many cultures dietarily emphasize the importance of fresh fruits and vegetables.
Synonyms
nutritionally
vsdietarily
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3.4
About how food affects people's health
emphasizes eating choices and habitual food behavior instead
Surface Forms
dietarily positive
Morphology
Etymology
The word dietarily comes from the common word diet, which goes back to an old Greek word diaita meaning 'way of life'. So dietarily means 'in a way that relates to what you eat' or 'about your eating habits'.