unbrined
- adjective
- /ʌnˈbraɪnd/
- Specialized
- The chef prefers to use unbrined turkey for a more natural flavor.
Examples
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The instructions specify that only unbrined cheese should be used in this dish.
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Some people find unbrined olives less salty and more appealing.
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The fish was unbrined and lacked flavor.
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Is this meat unbrined?
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The chef prefers to use unbrined turkey for a more natural flavor.
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Some people find unbrined olives less salty and more appealing.
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The instructions specify that only unbrined cheese should be used in this dish.
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How Brined
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
unbrined = brined (transparent) = un + brine + ed
Adding the productive negative prefix 'un-' to 'brined' yields the straightforward meaning 'not brined'.
Etymology
Unbrined is made from un- meaning 'not' and brine meaning 'salt water'. So, unbrined describes food that was not soaked or treated in 'salt water'.