nutritious
- adjective
- /nuˈtrɪʃəs/
- This bean of yours, how nutritious is it?
- nutritious food
- a nutritious meal
- nutritious diet
So plants that are stressed are more nutritious, right?
- So plants that are stressed are more nutritious, right?
- But Millet is so nutritious and so drought resistant.
- Not that it's bad folks, but it is the least nutritious part.
- I hate meditating and eat a nutritious breakfast.
- And that means assuring that students have access to nutritious foods.
- So for me, potatoes are more nutritious than you would think.
- Yes, grass fed beef and lamb are the most nutritious, most important food sources for human beings.
- Take high quality protein from plants and make it delicious and nutritious and sustainable.
- We can help people by easing access to affordable and nutritious food.
- And the leafy spurge is super nutritious.
- Yes, certainly per calorie compared to, you know, cheaper, less nutritious foods.
- But cow milk is extremely nutritious for you.
- And it is delicious and nutritious.
Examples
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Soft and easy to eat, as well as nutritious, it is considered particularly suitable for children and older people.
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I think it will be competitive with the most nutritious product in history.
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Easy and nutritious and makes your house smell so good.
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This is both delicious and nutritious and great for blood sugar.
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Fast food can be nutritious.
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So for me, potatoes are more nutritious than you would think.
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I believe people will love my free samples, as they are both nutritious and delicious.
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Tofu dogs are both nutritious and delicious.
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If you eat the entire potato, it is very nutritious and an excellent source of potassium.
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Broccoli is a nutritious vegetable that provides essential vitamins and minerals.
Synonyms
Food that helps people grow and stay healthy
Good for the body and keeps you from getting sick
Filling food like soup or stew that keeps you full
Food or drink that helps the body grow and stay healthy
Food or drink that gives the body what it needs to grow and stay healthy
Antonyms
How Nutritious
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Nutritious comes from the Latin verb nutrire, which means 'to feed' or 'to nourish'. Think of it like nutrition or nurture, because 'nutritious' describes food that helps the body grow and stay healthy.