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Meaning of nectar
The primary meaning of the word "nectar" is a sweet, energy-rich liquid secreted by plants, especially flowers, to attract pollinators.
Etymology of nectar
The word "nectar" originates from Latin "nectar", which is derived from Greek "νέκταρ" (néktar), meaning "drink of the gods".
Historically, the word has been used in English since the 15th century to describe the sweet liquid produced by flowers and later to describe a sweet, delicious drink.
Synonyms
ambrosia
honey
syrup
liquid
juice
extract
potion
elixir
draught
beverage
drink
liquor
potion
concoction
brew
mixture
blend
infusion
decoction
broth
potion
tonic
restorative
balm
salve
remedy
cure
medicine
potion
philter
intoxicant
stimulant
refreshment
delicacy
treat
luxury
indulgence
pleasure
delight
sweetness
succor
Definitions
- A sweet, energy-rich liquid secreted by plants, especially flowers, to attract pollinators.
- * A sweet, delicious drink, especially one considered a luxury or treat.
Usage Examples
- The bees collected nectar from the flowers to make honey.
- * The new energy drink was marketed as a sweet, delicious nectar that would quench your thirst and boost your energy.
Antonyms
poison
toxin
venom
bitterness
gall
wormwood
gall
bane
plague
curse
affliction
scourge
pestilence
nuisance
annoyance
irritation
vexation
trouble
difficulty
problem
hardship
suffering
pain
agony
torture
distress
discomfort