Nourishment is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for NOURISHMENT in dictionary:

NOUN:
• food, nutriment
• the food necessary for growth, health, and good condition
• the action of nourishing someone or something
• The act of nourishing, or the state of being nourished; nutrition.
• That which serves to nourish; nutriment; food.
• a source of materials to nourish the body
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• food, nutriment; sustenance

Words related to NOURISHMENT

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Words that contain NOURISHMENT

nourishments17 overnourishment23 undernourishment22 undernourishments23

How to use NOURISHMENT in a sentence

• This it was, of course, impossible to give him, and any nourishment would merely have prolonged his misery.
• Experience has established the rule, that nourishment is not complete without the alliance of meat with vegetables.
• She breakfasted in bed every day, served by Avery who was firm as to the amount of nourishment taken but comfortably lax on all other points.
• That is the way they always take their nourishment.
• In 817, the Council of Aix-la-Chapelle decided that such delicate nourishment could scarcely be called mortification as understood by the teaching of the Church.
• There she refused all nourishment, and wept incessantly.
• They take up the greatest quantity when supplied with abundant nourishment from the soil.
• The girls were physically depleted from their hard work and poor nourishment.
• This is intended for use in hospitals, where nourishment in that form is sorely needed, since Bovril and Liebig are not to be had.
• The grass of the sierra, which was now gray, did not seem to contain much nourishment, and it became evident that the sooner we proceeded on our journey, the better.
• Fashionable women usually gave over the care and nourishment of their children to nurses, but the Duchess of Devonshire took upon herself these tender maternal duties.
• The distribution of nourishment will come in as one of the causes, the reactions of different organs to the same external influences as another.
• These be the white-smocked nurses hastening with its morning nourishment.
• They each derive nourishment, growth, and increase from the same life- giving Source.
• The bird never stopped for rest or food, but as it was a paper bird it doubtless did not require any nourishment, and strange to say, neither did Sentaro.
• Her bodily mechanism will then run smoothly, and the child will get from her blood the nourishment needed for its development.
• If a robust child is depending upon the nourishment furnished by a mother who is not in good physical condition the milk may not be adequate in quality and quantity.
• He had refused all nourishment, as well as medicine, from the time he had been wounded.
• Another day like the last or at worst like this, without food or nourishment, and even such rugged strength as had been his would be taxed to the utmost.
• Because young women are hot, and digest all their nourishment.
• These great masters, then, strengthened Arnold in those high instincts which needed nourishment in a day of spiritual unrest.
• The couroucous were waiting the passage of insects which served for their nourishment.
• All people above the condition of labourers are ruined by excess of stimulus and nourishment, clergy included.
• So he refused to take any further medicine or nourishment, turned his face to the wall, and died.
• Hilbery for the nourishment of his diary, for whose sake he frequented tea-tables and ate yearly an enormous quantity of buttered toast.
• Some light nourishment she must take, but let there be no preaching and praying about her this evening, and advise Mr.
• The fact that there is more nourishment in bread than in almost anything else, has probably induced the mistake.
• They have a right to the acquisitions of their parents, to the nourishment and improvement of their offspring, to instruction in life and to consolation in death.
• Vast herds of cattle were driven along for the ordinary supply of the troops, affording all the nourishment which those rude barbarians required.
• No form of wheat presents such condensed nourishment, and it deserves larger space on our own bills of fare than we have ever given it.
• The water in it, even if impure, is made wholesome by boiling, and the milk and sugar give a certain amount of real nourishment.

Similar words containing NOURISHM without suffix ent

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