nutritiousness
/nju:'triʃəsnis/
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Definition
Noun: - The quality of being nourishing and promoting healthy growth: "Nutritiousness" refers to the inherent property of a food or substance that provides beneficial nutrients and supports health and development.
Usage
- "Nutritiousness" is a formal or technical term used primarily in nutritional science, health writing, and food analysis to describe the nutrient-rich quality of something.
- It is an uncountable noun, so it is not used in the plural form (e.g., "nutritiousnesses" is incorrect).
- It is often used when comparing the overall health value of different foods.
Examples
- The primary concern for the school cafeteria is the nutritiousness of the meals served to children.
- When choosing a snack, one should consider its nutritiousness over its taste alone.
- Scientists measured the nutritiousness of various grains to determine the best staple crop.
Advanced Usage
- "Nutritiousness factor": A term sometimes used in informal technical contexts to denote a measure or element contributing to nutritional value.
- The high fiber content is a major nutritiousness factor in legumes.
Variants and Related Words
- Nutritious (adj): Having the quality of being nourishing; full of nutrients.
- Spinach is a nutritious vegetable.
- Nutrition (n): The process of providing or obtaining the food necessary for health and growth.
- Good nutrition is essential for a healthy life.
- Nutritive (adj): Relating to nutrition; nutritious.
- The nutritive value of the food was analyzed.
Synonyms
- Nourishing quality
- Nutritional value
- Wholesomeness
Antonyms
- Unwholesomeness
- Poor nutritional value
Notes on Meaning
- While closely related, "nutritiousness" specifically denotes the of being nutritious. It is not the same as "nutrition," which refers to the overall process or study, nor "nutrient," which refers to the specific beneficial substances (e.g., vitamins, minerals) themselves.
Noun
- the quality of being nourishing and promoting healthy growth