confect
kənˈfɛkt
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Definition of confect - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

tr.
1.
make sweetsDatedprepare sweets or preserves by cookingDated
  • He confected delicious candies for the festival..
make prepare
2.
create artfullyDatedmake or construct something elaborate or artisticDated
  • She confected a beautiful sculpture from scraps..
construct

Noun

cookingDatedsweet food made of sugar and fruit or nutsDated
  • The banquet table was adorned with various confects.
candy sweetmeat
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  • confect: sweet food made of sugar and fruit or nuts
    sweet food made of sugar and fruit or nuts

Origin of confect

Latin, conficere (to prepare)

Examples of confect in a sentence

  • They confected a variety of jams for the market.
  • He confected an intricate mosaic from broken tiles.
  • The chef confected a stunning dessert for the event.
  • She enjoyed a confect with her afternoon tea.
  • The shop displayed a colorful array of confects.

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  1. French:confectionner, friandise, ...
  2. German:Süßigkeiten herstellen, Konfekt, ...
  3. Italian:preparare dolci, dolciume, ...
  4. Spanish:preparar dulces, dulce, ...
  5. Portuguese:preparar doces, doce, ...
  6. Chinese:制作糖果, 糖果, ...
  7. Japanese:お菓子を作る, 砂糖菓子, ...
  8. Arabic:صَنَعَ, حَلْوَى, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְהָכִין מַמְתָּקִים, מַמְתָּק, ...
  10. Russian:готовить конфеты, сладость, ...
  11. Ukrainian:виготовляти солодощі, солодощі, ...
  12. Hindi:मिठाई बनाना, मिठाई, ...

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