digestively
- adverb
- /dɪˈdʒɛstɪvli/
- The soup was prepared digestively to be gentle on sensitive stomachs.
Examples
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He chose foods that were digestively easy to process after his illness.
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Some herbs are believed to act digestively and support a healthy gut.
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Eating slowly is digestively advantageous.
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Foods rich in probiotics are digestively beneficial.
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This recipe is digestively balanced, making it easier for your body to process the nutrients.
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Foods that are high in fiber are digestively friendly, promoting regular bowel movements.
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After a heavy meal, I prefer dishes that are digestively soothing and easy to handle.
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Etymology
The word digestively comes from digest and digestion, which mean 'to break down' food so the body can 'use' it. So in a literal sense, digestively means in a way that helps the stomach and the rest of the body deal with food.