Pronunciation: /ˈsprɪŋklɪŋ/
noun a small quantity or amount of something scattered or sprinkled
A1 I like a sprinkling of sugar on my cereal.
A2 The chef added a sprinkling of herbs to the dish for extra flavor.
B1 The sprinkling of rain helped cool down the hot summer day.
B2 The artist used a sprinkling of glitter to add sparkle to the painting.
C1 The sprinkling of stars in the night sky was breathtaking.
C2 The sprinkling of applause at the end of the performance showed the audience's appreciation.
adjective having the quality of sprinkling or scattering
A1 I like the sprinkling of sugar on my pancakes.
A2 The sprinkling rain made the flowers bloom beautifully.
B1 The sprinkling of stars in the night sky was mesmerizing.
B2 The sprinkling of cinnamon on top of the apple pie added a delicious flavor.
C1 The sprinkling of snow on the mountains created a picturesque scene.
C2 The sprinkling of confetti at the parade made the atmosphere festive.
formal The chef finished the dish with a delicate sprinkling of fresh herbs.
informal I love a sprinkling of cinnamon on my morning oatmeal.
slang She added a sprinkling of glitter to her makeup for a fun night out.
figurative The sprinkling of laughter throughout the room made the event more enjoyable.
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