nutritiously
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- adverb
- /nuˈtrɪʃəsli/
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nutriciosamente
- Nevertheless, they generate high-value crops where fresh vegetables are a culturally and nutritiously important component of the diet.
- eat nutritiously
- eat more nutritiously
Examples
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It is also true that a person may enjoy adequate food, but be too ill to absorb it or too uneducated to prepare it nutritiously or share it among fewer children.
Academic text (1998) -
To improve your overall health, try to eat nutritiously by including more fruits and vegetables in your diet.
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"Maybe he and I can teach you to eat more nutritiously."
Fiction book (1999) -
Just because you know, it's nutritiously, to brings you all the great nutrients that super food have.
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I do think that overall, our kids will eat more nutritiously as a result of the Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act of 2010.
Blog text (22) -
We have found that we can feed our kids more nutritiously by packing lunches from home.
Blog text (22) -
The race to be first, especially in commodity news, is not nutritiously advantageous to readers.
Blog text (10) -
Discovering ways to use local resources to make nutritiously dense and cost-effective meals.
Blog text (6) -
The books give advice on purchasing and otherwise acquiring a pet, feeding it nutritiously, keeping it in good health, and, where applicable, grooming and training it.
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Families who cook meals together tend to eat more nutritiously and develop healthier eating habits.
Synonyms
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In a way that helps your body and mind stay well
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About how food affects people's health
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In a way that helps you stay well
In a way that gives the body the food it needs
How Nutritious
Surface Forms
Morphology
nutritiously = nutritious (transparent) = nutritious + ly
Formed by adding the regular adverbial suffix '-ly' to the adjective 'nutritious', a straightforward and productive derivation.
Etymology
Nutritiously comes from the root nutri- meaning 'to feed' or 'nourish', the same root you see in nutrition. So, to eat nutritiously is to eat in a way that gives your body good food and keeps you healthy.