Fruit Fast

Pronunciation: /fruːt fæst/

Definitions of fruit fast

noun a type of diet where only fruits are consumed for a period of time

Example Sentences

A1 I am going on a fruit fast to cleanse my body.

A2 During the fruit fast, I only eat fruits and drink water for a week.

B1 The fruit fast helped me lose weight and feel more energized.

B2 I followed a strict fruit fast regimen for a month and saw significant improvements in my health.

C1 Some people believe that a fruit fast can help detoxify the body and improve overall well-being.

C2 As a nutritionist, I recommend a fruit fast as a short-term solution for resetting the digestive system.

Examples of fruit fast in a Sentence

formal The doctor recommended a fruit fast to cleanse the body of toxins.

informal I'm trying out this new fruit fast diet to see if it helps with my energy levels.

slang I'm on a fruit fast this week to detox after all the junk food I ate.

figurative She went on a social media fruit fast to focus on more meaningful activities.

Grammatical Forms of fruit fast

• past tense: fruited
• plural: fruit fasts
• comparative: more fruit fast
• superlative: most fruit fast
• present tense: fruit fasts
• future tense: will fruit fast
• perfect tense: has fruit fasted
• continuous tense: is fruit fasting
• singular: fruit fast
• positive degree: fruit fast
• infinitive: to fruit fast
• gerund: fruit fasting
• participle: fruit fasted

Origin and Evolution of fruit fast

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Middle English

Story behind the word: The term 'fruit fast' originated in medieval Europe as a dietary practice where individuals would consume only fruits for a certain period of time.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the term 'fruit fast' has evolved to encompass a broader definition of abstaining from certain foods or following a specific diet plan that includes fruits as a primary component.