extract
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3.5
- noun
- /ɪkˈstrækt/
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extracto
- We add vanilla extract to the recipe to enhance the flavor of the cake.
- organic extract
- enzyme extract
- crude extract
Seaweeds, soy sauce, mushrooms, and yeast extract can all add umami flavor.
- Seaweeds, soy sauce, mushrooms, and yeast extract can all add umami flavor.
- Organic chia seed extract to help moisturize the skin.
- Now we are going to pour in our mint extract for flavoring.
- Probiotic support vaginal health and freshness while pineapple extract sweetens the deal.
- This is the Elsie Foundation with green tea extract, white tea extract and vitamin E.
- And which types of plant protein extracts are optimal?
- Some people take like beetroot extract, some people take Rhodiola.
- Some of the more well known ones are green tea extract or like EGCG matcha.
- But this extract it like a medicine, right?
- I love Shea butter and I think it's got banana leaf extract, oat bran extract.
- And it's just extracts of natural plant material, which is awesome.
- Now dear children, this is this here it is extract from red cabbage solution.
Examples
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Ipecac is a natural herbal extract that triggers the regurgitation reflex.
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Now we are going to pour in our mint extract for flavoring.
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"I think I gave you too much of that willow extract," the girl said.
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It's a seaweed extract, so it's natural, right?
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This is the Elsie Foundation with green tea extract, white tea extract and vitamin E.
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Take a little bit of grape seed extract, and it'll keep it all in there.
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Organic chia seed extract to help moisturize the skin.
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So for example, there's passion fruit seed oil extract, which is in my cleanser.
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The skincare product contains aloe vera extract known for its soothing properties.
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This energy drink includes green tea extract as a natural source of caffeine.
Synonyms
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5.4
A concentrated liquid from a plant used for flavour or medicine
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4.2
A drink made by soaking herbs or tea leaves in hot water
Compounds
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2.3
A liquid made by soaking vanilla beans in alcohol to add flavor to food and drinks
- Specialized
A flavoring made from the kola nut used to give soft drinks their taste
- Specialized
An ingredient made from yeast cells that adds a savory taste
How Concentrated
Surface Forms
Morphology
extract = extract (semi-transparent) = ex + tract
The noun meaning 'a substance that has been extracted' is a regular and easily understood noun use of the verb.
Etymology
Extract comes from old Latin parts ex- 'out' and trahere 'to pull'. A plant or food extract is a flavour or part 'pulled out' of the plant, which you can remember by thinking of tractor, a word that also means to pull.