Concoction
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English
Noun
Concoction (plural Concoctions)- The preparing of a medicine, food or other substance out of many ingredients.
- Something made-up, an invention.
- A mixture prepared in such a way.
- (obsolete) Digestion (of food etc.).
Adjectives for Concoction
unusual; bitter; delicious; fatal; intricate; potent; charming; rare; wonderful; striking; perfect; lovely; pretty; extraordinary; amazing; curious; grotesque; strange; foolish; occasional; lucky; strategic; simplest; unbeatable; agricultural; mental; brilliant; intellectual; exclusive; special; ecstatic; positive; possible; seasonable; solemn; subtle; gigantic; magnificent; extensive; weird; nutritive; synergistic; inexplicable; incongruous; pleasing; industrial; vigorous; ingenious; skillful; pernicious; bright; bold; distasteful; compelling; illegal; irresistible; unholy; dextrous.
Verbs for Concoction
reveal—; seal—; warn against—; achieve—; attain—; conceal—; hide—; join—; justify—; —conflicts; —strengthens; evolve—.
Thesaurus
admixture, alloy, amalgam, artifact, authorship, beginning, blend, brainchild, brew, canard, child, coinage, combination, combo, commixture, composite, conception, confection, contrivance, contriving, creation, creative effort, creature, crowning achievement, decoction, decoctum, devising, distillation, effect, end product, ensemble, essence, extract, extravaganza, fable, fabrication, fiction, figment, forgery, fruit, generation, handiwork, hatching, immixture, improvisation, intermixture, invention, issue, magma, making do, manufacture, masterpiece, masterwork, mintage, mixture, myth, new mintage, offspring, opera, opus, opuscule, origination, outcome, outgrowth, paste, product, production, result, romance, work
Etymology
From Latin concoctiōnem.
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