Entremet

Pronunciation: /ɑntrəˈmeɪ/

Definitions of entremet

noun a small dish served between courses or as a dessert in a French meal

Example Sentences

A1 I tried a delicious entremet at the French bakery.

A2 The chef's specialty was an intricate entremet made with layers of mousse and sponge cake.

B1 The pastry chef presented a stunning entremet as the grand finale of the meal.

B2 The entremet served at the Michelin-starred restaurant was a work of art, with intricate decorations and flavors.

C1 The entremet prepared by the renowned pastry chef was a masterpiece, showcasing their skill and creativity.

C2 The entremet presented at the culinary competition impressed the judges with its flawless execution and exquisite flavors.

Examples of entremet in a Sentence

formal The entremet served at the banquet was a delicate and flavorful dessert.

informal I can't wait to dig into that fancy entremet at the party tonight.

slang That entremet was lit, I could eat it every day!

figurative The entremet of emotions in the novel left me feeling both satisfied and intrigued.

Grammatical Forms of entremet

• plural: entremets
• comparative: more entremet
• superlative: most entremet
• present tense: entremets
• future tense: will entremet
• perfect tense: has entremet
• continuous tense: is entremeting
• singular: entremet
• positive degree: entremet
• infinitive: to entremet
• gerund: entremeting
• participle: entremeted

Origin and Evolution of entremet

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: French

Story behind the word: The word 'entremet' originated in France during the Middle Ages.

Evolution of the word: Originally referred to a dish served between courses at a banquet, the term evolved to also include elaborate decorative dishes or performances that entertained guests during a meal.