earthily
- adverb
- /ˈɜrθɪli/
- The dish had an earthily quality that reminded me of freshly dug potatoes.
Examples
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The mushrooms added an earthily rich flavor to the dish.
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The soil smelled earthily after the rain, bringing the garden to life.
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The soup tasted earthily of root vegetables and fresh herbs.
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After the rain, the garden smelled earthily and refreshing.
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The wine had an earthily flavor that reminded me of the vineyard.
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The scent of the earthily herbs filled the room.
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His cooking style is earthily influenced by the natural flavors of the ingredients.
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Etymology
The word earthily comes from earth ('soil' or 'ground') and the ending -ily, which shows how something is done. It brings to mind the smell or taste of real soil, so a dish or place that smells or tastes earthily has a rich, soil-like flavor.