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condimental

condimental adjective: of or pertaining to a condiment.

Adjective

condimental (comparative more condimental, superlative most condimental)

  1. Of or pertaining to a condiment.
    • It is a plentiful species in mountainous countries, but is rather condimental than nutritive.1835, Transactions of the Highland and Agricultural Society of Scotland, page 118
    • The growing of medicinal, condimental and aromatic plants in the United States[…]1912, Liberty Hyde Bailey, Cyclopedia of American agriculture, volume 2, page 457
  2. Spicy, pungent.
    • The leek and radish are valued for their highly condimental flavors.1908, Kansas State University, Agricultural Education, volumes 1-3

Forms of condimental

comparativemore condimental
superlativemost condimental

Origin of condimental

From condiment + -al.

Words formed from condimental

Questions about condimental

What does condimental mean?
Condimental means of or pertaining to a condiment.
What part of speech is condimental?
Condimental is an adjective.

Words near condimental in the dictionary

  1. condignity
  2. condignly
  3. condignness
  4. Condillacian
  5. condiment
  6. condimental
  7. condimentally
  8. condimentary
  9. condimented
  10. condimenting
  11. condimentless

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