multigrain
- adjective
- /ˈmʌltiˌɡreɪn/
- For breakfast, he chose multigrain toast that was rich in different grains.
Examples
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The bakery offers a delicious multigrain loaf packed with seeds and oats.
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I prefer multigrain bread for my sandwiches.
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She prefers multigrain bread because it is healthier than white bread.
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For breakfast, he made toast using multigrain slices topped with avocado.
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The health benefits of multigrain foods are well documented.
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She prefers multigrain bread because it contains more than one type of grain.
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The bakery offers a nutritious multigrain loaf made with various grains.
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Etymology
Multigrain combines multi- 'many' and grain 'seed', so as an adjective it means 'made from many different grains'. That's why we call bread or cereal 'multigrain' when it has wheat, oats, seeds, or other grains.