Definition
Definition of condimental - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
cookingDated related to condiments like sauces or spicesDated
- The chef added a condimental touch to the dish.
2.
spicyDated having a strong, sharp taste or smellDated
- The condimental aroma filled the kitchen.
Origin of condimental
Latin, condire (to season)
Examples of condimental in a sentence
The sandwich had a condimental layer of mustard and mayo. The dish had a condimental kick that surprised everyone. She added a condimental touch to the salad dressing.
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- French:condimentaire, piquant, ...
- German:würzend, würzig, ...
- Italian:condimentale, speziato, ...
- Spanish:de condimentos, condimentado, ...
- Portuguese:de condimento, condimentado, ...
- Chinese:调味的, 刺激的, ...
- Japanese:調味料的な, スパイシーな, ...
- Arabic:بِهارِيّ, مُتَبَّل, ...
- Hebrew:תַּבְלִינִי, חָרִיף, ...
- Russian:приправочный, острый, ...
- Ukrainian:приправний, пряний, ...
- Hindi:मसालेदार, तीखा, ...
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