Adessenarian

C2 21+

Pronunciation: /ædəˈsɛnɛriən/

Definitions of adessenarian

noun a person who only eats dessert

Example Sentences

A1 An adessenarian is someone who only eats raw food.

A2 The adessenarian lifestyle promotes a diet rich in fruits and vegetables.

B1 Many adessenarians believe that cooking food destroys its nutrients.

B2 Adessenarians often follow a strict diet plan to ensure they are getting all the necessary nutrients.

C1 The adessenarian diet requires careful planning to ensure all nutritional needs are met.

C2 Some adessenarians choose to supplement their diet with vitamins and minerals to ensure they are getting everything they need.

adjective relating to or characteristic of a person who only eats dessert

Example Sentences

A1 I am an adessenarian, which means I only eat plant-based foods.

A2 My friend is an adessenarian and she always brings her own meals to social gatherings.

B1 Being an adessenarian requires careful meal planning to ensure you get all the necessary nutrients.

B2 The adessenarian restaurant we went to last night had a delicious selection of vegan dishes.

C1 As an adessenarian, I have learned to appreciate the variety of flavors and textures in plant-based cuisine.

C2 The adessenarian lifestyle has greatly improved my health and overall well-being.

Examples of adessenarian in a Sentence

formal The adessenarian diet is based on the belief that consuming only raw fruits and vegetables is the healthiest way to eat.

informal My friend is an adessenarian, so she only eats raw food like fruits and vegetables.

slang I tried going adessenarian for a week, but I couldn't resist the temptation of cooked food.

figurative Being an adessenarian in a world full of fast food options can feel like swimming against the current.

Grammatical Forms of adessenarian

past tense

adessenarized

plural

adessenarians

comparative

more adessenarian

superlative

most adessenarian

present tense

adessenarian

future tense

will adessenarian

perfect tense

have adessenarianed

continuous tense

am adessenarianing

singular

adessenarian

positive degree

adessenarian

infinitive

to adessenarian

gerund

adessenarianing

participle

adessenarianed

Origin and Evolution of adessenarian

First Known Use: 1601 year
Language of Origin: Latin
Story behind the word: The word 'adessenarian' originated from Latin, specifically from the word 'adessanarius' which means 'belonging to a banquet'.
Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'adessenarian' has evolved to refer to someone who is fond of or attends banquets frequently, rather than just belonging to one.