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Pomegranate
Definition:
A pomegranate is a fruit that grows on a shrub-like tree and is known for its round shape, leathery skin, and numerous juicy seeds encapsulated in a white pithy membrane.
Parts of Speech:
- Noun: pomegranate, pomegranates (singular and plural)
- Adjective: pomegranate (describing the fruit or its flavor)
Senses:
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The fruit of the pomegranate tree:
The pomegranate has a vibrant red or pink color, a distinctive sweet and tangy taste, and is often consumed raw or used in various culinary preparations.
Example sentence: She savored the refreshing burst of flavor as she bit into a ripe pomegranate.
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A shrub-like tree (Punica granatum) bearing the pomegranate fruit:
The pomegranate tree is typically small to medium-sized, highly ornamental, and cultivated for its fruits, which have been enjoyed for centuries due to their nutritional value.
Example sentence: The garden boasted a magnificent pomegranate tree, laden with dozens of ripe fruits.
Usages:
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Popular usage:
Pomegranates are commonly consumed as a healthy snack, used in smoothies and juices, incorporated into salads, or utilized as an ingredient in desserts and cocktails.
Example sentence: She combined pomegranate seeds with goat cheese and arugula to create a delightful salad.
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Local usage:
In some regions, pomegranates hold cultural and symbolic significance, often featured in traditional ceremonies, art, and folklore.
Example sentence: During the harvest festival, the locals decorate their homes with garlands made of pomegranates.
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