freshness
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- noun
- /ˈfrɛʃnəs/
:
frescura
- You could tell by the freshness of the flowers that they had just been picked that morning.
But they don't have the freshness of a white Tic Tac.
- But they don't have the freshness of a white Tic Tac.
- If you like smelling like food, but you want a hit of freshness at the same time, this is so good.
- And now I left one overnight to test the freshness.
- When you inhale, you are taking in newness and freshness.
- And the reason was the Romans often use sauces to conceal doubtful freshness.
- So in order to have all these texture combined, because there's a lot going on that's crispy, that's softness, there's the freshness of the fruit.
- Think melanin gets leather, that like nice warmer, musky tone and then sprinkle in a little bit of like the My Way from Armani, that fruity freshness.
- The fact that it has, you know, a lid and a ring really latches in any, you know, it keeps out any moisture whatsoever, really locks in that freshness.
Examples
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The air was dry and pleasantly warm, filled with the freshness of growing plants.
Fiction book (1993) -
The tough skin of Florida oranges locks in their freshness for long periods of time.
Blog text (13) -
OK, Now I wonder if they smell the freshness of the beef.
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We want them to maintain their freshness, their integrity, and we're going to use some mint as well.
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The preference to buy at wet markets may have to do with the high regard for freshness.
Academic text (2001) -
And what I learned was that for food, the freshness and quality of the food, going straight from the grill to your mouth is way more important than what you do with it.
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In 1969, she organized her community to pressure supermarkets to include freshness dates on their products.
Blog text (4) -
Consumers specifically praise the freshness and quality of Lynch Creek Farm's evergreens on their holiday wreaths.
Blog text (21) -
I added some spices for flavor to the sauce, and coriander for garnish and freshness.
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The freshness of the produce at the market was impressive, making everything look appealing.
Synonyms
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The state of being free from dirt and stains
A condition of being very clean and unchanged from its original form
Antonyms
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A slow change when something like a building or a person's health becomes worse
How Fresh
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Freshness comes from an old English word fersc meaning 'new' or 'pure', and it shares the same root as fresh. So freshness for food or air is the clean, new quality that is not stale or spoiled.