nutritional
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3.5
- adjective
- /nuˈtrɪʃənl/
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nutricional
- Iron deficiency is the most common nutritional disorder, which affects about 20% of the world population.
- nutritional value
- nutritional deficiency
- nutritional supplements
You know, this is because the nutritional value is very low.
- You know, this is because the nutritional value is very low.
- OK, Benefit number one of nutritional ketosis is appetite control.
- I, I have long tried to create and boost the field of nutritional medicine.
- Then I enrolled in school to go learn organic chemistry, biochemistry, nutritional biochemistry.
- He'll be speaking to us now about nutritional cofactors in TBHIV.
- It's about as toxic as green tea, you know, and it's used, it has very good nutritional properties.
- So I went back to Wash U and I did geriatric medicine and nutritional sciences.
- But those things really do not provide nutritional advantages and only harm.
- There are definitely these shared nutritional habits of these groups.
- And what I learned was that these nutritional Ivs help people feel better quickly.
- One of my biggest things that I like is nutritional food and I like fresh food.
- I feel like it's a it's a nutritional snack.
Examples
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The nutritional information on the label helps consumers make healthier food choices.
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Is that really a good nutritional choice?
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You know, this is because the nutritional value is very low.
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One of my biggest things that I like is nutritional food and I like fresh food.
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Pick up the ultimate daily nutritional insurance for my body.
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There are definitely these shared nutritional habits of these groups.
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And the nutritional value blew me away.
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I must note down your nutritional intake.
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The standard American diet, for example, isn't ideal in its nutritional profile.
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No nutritional value whatsoever.
Synonyms
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2.8
Food that gives the body what it needs to grow and stay healthy
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2.1
Food or drink that helps the body grow and stay healthy
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6.0
About food and diets that affect health
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3.9
About the food and drink a person eats that affects their health
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7.9
About food and the process of eating and digestion
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5.5
Food or drink that gives the body what it needs to grow and stay healthy
Relates to food that gives the body energy or keeps it healthy
That provides food or energy for the body
About a special diet used for health or medical reasons
Surface Forms
Morphology
nutritional = nutrition (transparent) = nutri + tion + al
The adjective is formed regularly from the noun 'nutrition' with the suffix '-al', so the meaning is directly recoverable from the base word.
Etymology
Nutritional comes from the Latin word nutrire, which means 'to feed', and you can see the same root in English words like nurture and nutrient. So, something nutritional gives the food and care your body needs to stay healthy and grow.