Condiment

Pronunciation: /ˈkɑndɪmənt/

Definitions of condiment

noun a substance such as salt, mustard, or ketchup that is used to add flavor to food

Example Sentences

A1 Ketchup is a popular condiment for french fries.

A2 Mustard is a common condiment used on hot dogs.

B1 Soy sauce is a versatile condiment in Asian cuisine.

B2 Mayonnaise is a classic condiment for sandwiches and salads.

C1 Truffle oil is a gourmet condiment used to enhance the flavor of dishes.

C2 Wasabi is a pungent condiment often served with sushi.

Examples of condiment in a Sentence

formal The chef recommended pairing the steak with a condiment such as mustard or horseradish.

informal Don't forget to grab some ketchup or mayo as condiments for the BBQ.

slang Pass me the hot sauce, I need some extra condiment on my burrito.

figurative Laughter is the condiment of life, adding flavor to every moment.

Grammatical Forms of condiment

• past tense: condimented
• plural: condiments
• comparative: more condiment
• superlative: most condiment
• present tense: is condimenting
• future tense: will condiment
• perfect tense: has condimented
• continuous tense: is condimenting
• singular: condiment
• positive degree: condiment
• infinitive: to condiment
• gerund: condimenting
• participle: condimented

Origin and Evolution of condiment

First Known Use: 0015 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'condiment' originated from the Latin word 'condimentum' which means seasoning or spice.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the term 'condiment' has come to encompass a wide range of food flavorings and sauces used to enhance the taste of dishes.