Pronunciation: /mɒnəˈflɔrəl/
noun a type of honey made from the nectar of a single type of flower
A1 I like to buy monofloral honey because it has a unique flavor.
A2 The beekeeper explained that monofloral honey is made from the nectar of only one type of flower.
B1 Monofloral honey is often preferred by chefs for its distinct taste and aroma.
B2 The market was filled with different varieties of monofloral honey, each with its own characteristics.
C1 The connoisseur could distinguish between various types of monofloral honey based on their floral sources.
C2 The expert beekeeper could identify the region where the monofloral honey was produced just by tasting it.
adjective relating to or denoting honey made from the nectar of a single type of flower
A1 I like monofloral honey because it has a unique taste.
A2 Monofloral honey is made from the nectar of a single type of flower.
B1 The beekeeper explained that the monofloral honey was produced from orange blossoms.
B2 The shop sells a variety of monofloral honeys, each with distinct flavors.
C1 The connoisseur could distinguish between different monofloral honeys based on their floral notes.
C2 The monofloral honey from the local farm was highly sought after by chefs for its quality.
formal The honey produced from monofloral sources is highly sought after for its distinct flavor profile.
informal I prefer monofloral honey over the blended varieties because it has a stronger taste.
slang Monofloral honey is the bomb - it's like pure gold in a jar!
figurative Her voice was as sweet and pure as monofloral honey.
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