seasoner
- noun
- /ˈsiːzənər/
:
sazonador
- Salt is a common seasoner in many recipes around the world.
Examples
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The chef used a special blend of seasoners to enhance the dish's taste.
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She added a pinch of seasoner to the soup to enhance its flavor.
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Pepper served as the only seasoner for the simple meal.
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She added a pinch of seasoner to the soup.
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The seasoners in this dish are perfectly balanced.
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Salt is a common seasoner in many recipes around the world.
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Pepper served as the only seasoner for the simple meal.
Synonyms
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1.0
A thing like salt, herbs or spices you add to food to make it taste better
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3.2
A small food item added to a dish to decorate and add flavor
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2.0
A substance added to food or drink to make it taste sweeter
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2.3
A thing like a sauce or spice that you add to food to make it taste better
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1.1
A thing added to food or drink to give it a certain taste
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3.2
A substance added to food to make it taste better, look better, or stay good longer
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1.0
A mixture of ground garlic and salt used to add flavor to food
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1.8
An added taste that makes food or drink tastier
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2.8
Salt mixed with herbs and spices to add flavor to food
An ingredient added to food or drink to give it a particular taste
A mix of spices with black pepper used to season meat before cooking
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Etymology
Seasoner comes from the simple word season, which long ago meant the 'time for planting' and later 'to make ready'. Because season also grew to mean 'add flavor', a seasoner is something you put in food to make it taste better.