Pronunciation: /ˈmɪnərəl/
noun a solid inorganic substance of natural occurrence
A1 Minerals are important for your health.
A2 You can find minerals in rocks and soil.
B1 Eating a variety of fruits and vegetables can help you get essential minerals.
B2 Minerals such as iron and calcium are crucial for proper body function.
C1 The mining industry plays a significant role in extracting valuable minerals from the earth.
C2 Geologists study the formation and composition of minerals in great detail.
adjective of or relating to minerals
A1 I like to drink mineral water.
A2 She uses mineral makeup for her sensitive skin.
B1 Mineral deposits can be found in the mountains.
B2 The mineral content of the soil affects plant growth.
C1 The spa offers mineral baths for relaxation.
C2 The geologist studied the mineral composition of the rock samples.
formal Mineral deposits are being studied by geologists in the region.
informal I heard that mineral water is really good for your health.
slang I found this cool mineral rock while hiking in the mountains.
figurative Her kindness was like a precious mineral in a sea of negativity.
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