essenced

UK
/ˈɛs.ənst/
US
/ˈɛs.ənst/
essencenoun
Définitions
The intrinsic nature or indispensable quality of something that determines its character.
The essence of democracy is the participation of the people in decision-making.
A concentrated extract of a substance, typically used for flavoring or scent.
She added a few drops of vanilla essence to the cake batter.
essenceverb

essenced

Past Simple

essenced
Past Simple
essenced
Past Participle
essencing
Gerund
UK
/ˈɛs.əns/
US
/ˈɛs.əns/
Rare, chiefly literary; meaning 'to flavor, perfume, or imbue with an essence' or 'to extract essence from'.
Traductions
aromatiserPour les aliments ou préparations culinaires.
The baker essenced the frosting with lemon.
Le pâtissier a aromatisé le glaçage au citron.
The apothecary essenced the herbs for medicinal use.
L'apothicaire a extrait les herbes à des fins médicinales.
Traductions supplémentaires
parfumerSurtout pour une préparation, un produit ou une substance odorante.
Définitions
To flavor or perfume (something) with an essence or extract.
The baker essenced the frosting with lemon.
To extract the essence from (a substance).
The apothecary essenced the herbs for medicinal use.