Definition of alimentary in English:

alimentary

adjective alɪˈmɛnt(ə)riˌæləˈmɛnt(ə)ri

Relating to nourishment or sustenance.
Example sentencesExamples
- While some of these patients may require parenteral nutrition, use of the alimentary tract with tube feeding is cheaper and has less adverse effects.
- Their work is so thorough that in the areas in which they live almost all the soil to a depth of many centimetres has passed through the alimentary tract of an earthworm at some time.
- Though these organisms may also be found as normal flora of alimentary tract, data supporting this contention are lacking.
- Indeed, the visitors enact the alimentary behavior of the oasis dwellers, but in so doing, they experience their own civilized difference from and advantage over the ‘natives.’
- Among the alimentary tract lesions for which HIV may play a direct pathogenic role are idiopathic ulcers of the esophagus and rectum.
- Other cancers which have been reported include those from the alimentary tract.
- They are based on the idea that enzymes are able to pass through alimentary tract without losing their natural activity.
- Serositis was always accompanied by moderate-to-severe infection of the alimentary tract, and morphologic evidence suggested dissemination through efferent lymphatics.
- This eroded appearance might be due to a period of exposure before burial; alternatively, it might have been produced by passage through the alimentary tract of some predator or scavenger.
- The main sections include basic tissues and cell biology, protective organ systems of the body, blood circulatory organ systems, alimentary organ systems, endocrine organ systems, and reproductive organ systems.
- Mammalian examples are the intertwining of the alimentary and digestive systems or the reproductive and excretory systems, which often require medical intervention.
- A foregut-fermenting alimentary system independently originated in these organisms to facilitate the digestion of the cellulose-rich food.
- One of the most important considerations in an adult presenting with a lump in the neck is that the mass may represent a metastatic deposit from a primary cancer, often but not always in the upper respiratory or alimentary tract.
- Furthermore, the ubiquitous plesiomorphic fish alimentary tract with an acidic stomach and relatively short intestine is adequate for the digestion of algae.
- Delirium and dementia may arise from brain metastases, which usually originate from lung cancer but also from tumours of the breast and alimentary tract and melanomas.
- Similarly, at the upper end of the alimentary tract, rigid instruments were used for the examination of the oesophagus and for the stomach.
- Total parenteral nutrition is a preparation of nutrients given via intravenous infusion to patients, of any age, who cannot feed normally through the alimentary tract.
- Some researchers believe antibiotics should be administered when a procedure involves entering the alimentary tract, and others believe this is not necessary.
- You may be sure that, given David's recent alimentary travails, I shall be examining whatever he gives me next with especial care.
- The plate section at the end contains illustrations of the alimentary, cardiovascular, respiratory, lymphatic, musculoskeletal, nervous, endocrine, and urogenital systems.
Synonyms
healthy, health-giving, healthful, good, good for one, beneficial, sustaining, strengthening, nutritious, nourishing, full of nourishment, full of nutrients, nutritive, unrefined

Origin

Late 16th century: from Latin alimentarius, from alimentum 'nourishment' (see aliment).

alimony from early 17th century:
Today alimony means ‘provision for a husband or wife after divorce’ (what is usually called maintenance in Britain). Originally, though, in the early 17th century, it simply meant ‘nourishment or means of subsistence’. It comes from Latin alere ‘nourish’, which is the root of words such as adolescent, alimentary (Late Middle English) and coalesce (mid 16th century) ‘grow up, nourish together’.

Rhymes

complementary, complimentary, documentary, elementary, parliamentary, rudimentary, sedimentary, supplementary, testamentary

Definition of alimentary in US English:

alimentary

adjectiveˌaləˈment(ə)rēˌæləˈmɛnt(ə)ri

Relating to nourishment or sustenance.
Example sentencesExamples
- Mammalian examples are the intertwining of the alimentary and digestive systems or the reproductive and excretory systems, which often require medical intervention.
- Delirium and dementia may arise from brain metastases, which usually originate from lung cancer but also from tumours of the breast and alimentary tract and melanomas.
- Indeed, the visitors enact the alimentary behavior of the oasis dwellers, but in so doing, they experience their own civilized difference from and advantage over the ‘natives.’
- This eroded appearance might be due to a period of exposure before burial; alternatively, it might have been produced by passage through the alimentary tract of some predator or scavenger.
- You may be sure that, given David's recent alimentary travails, I shall be examining whatever he gives me next with especial care.
- They are based on the idea that enzymes are able to pass through alimentary tract without losing their natural activity.
- One of the most important considerations in an adult presenting with a lump in the neck is that the mass may represent a metastatic deposit from a primary cancer, often but not always in the upper respiratory or alimentary tract.
- Though these organisms may also be found as normal flora of alimentary tract, data supporting this contention are lacking.
- The plate section at the end contains illustrations of the alimentary, cardiovascular, respiratory, lymphatic, musculoskeletal, nervous, endocrine, and urogenital systems.
- Serositis was always accompanied by moderate-to-severe infection of the alimentary tract, and morphologic evidence suggested dissemination through efferent lymphatics.
- Furthermore, the ubiquitous plesiomorphic fish alimentary tract with an acidic stomach and relatively short intestine is adequate for the digestion of algae.
- Total parenteral nutrition is a preparation of nutrients given via intravenous infusion to patients, of any age, who cannot feed normally through the alimentary tract.
- Other cancers which have been reported include those from the alimentary tract.
- Similarly, at the upper end of the alimentary tract, rigid instruments were used for the examination of the oesophagus and for the stomach.
- While some of these patients may require parenteral nutrition, use of the alimentary tract with tube feeding is cheaper and has less adverse effects.
- Among the alimentary tract lesions for which HIV may play a direct pathogenic role are idiopathic ulcers of the esophagus and rectum.
- A foregut-fermenting alimentary system independently originated in these organisms to facilitate the digestion of the cellulose-rich food.
- The main sections include basic tissues and cell biology, protective organ systems of the body, blood circulatory organ systems, alimentary organ systems, endocrine organ systems, and reproductive organ systems.
- Some researchers believe antibiotics should be administered when a procedure involves entering the alimentary tract, and others believe this is not necessary.
- Their work is so thorough that in the areas in which they live almost all the soil to a depth of many centimetres has passed through the alimentary tract of an earthworm at some time.
Synonyms
healthy, health-giving, healthful, good, good for one, beneficial, sustaining, strengthening, nutritious, nourishing, full of nourishment, full of nutrients, nutritive, unrefined

Origin

Late 16th century: from Latin alimentarius, from alimentum ‘nourishment’ (see aliment).

单词	alimentary
释义	Definition of alimentary in English: alimentary adjective alɪˈmɛnt(ə)riˌæləˈmɛnt(ə)ri Relating to nourishment or sustenance. Example sentencesExamples While some of these patients may require parenteral nutrition, use of the alimentary tract with tube feeding is cheaper and has less adverse effects. Their work is so thorough that in the areas in which they live almost all the soil to a depth of many centimetres has passed through the alimentary tract of an earthworm at some time. Though these organisms may also be found as normal flora of alimentary tract, data supporting this contention are lacking. Indeed, the visitors enact the alimentary behavior of the oasis dwellers, but in so doing, they experience their own civilized difference from and advantage over the ‘natives.’ Among the alimentary tract lesions for which HIV may play a direct pathogenic role are idiopathic ulcers of the esophagus and rectum. Other cancers which have been reported include those from the alimentary tract. They are based on the idea that enzymes are able to pass through alimentary tract without losing their natural activity. Serositis was always accompanied by moderate-to-severe infection of the alimentary tract, and morphologic evidence suggested dissemination through efferent lymphatics. This eroded appearance might be due to a period of exposure before burial; alternatively, it might have been produced by passage through the alimentary tract of some predator or scavenger. The main sections include basic tissues and cell biology, protective organ systems of the body, blood circulatory organ systems, alimentary organ systems, endocrine organ systems, and reproductive organ systems. Mammalian examples are the intertwining of the alimentary and digestive systems or the reproductive and excretory systems, which often require medical intervention. A foregut-fermenting alimentary system independently originated in these organisms to facilitate the digestion of the cellulose-rich food. One of the most important considerations in an adult presenting with a lump in the neck is that the mass may represent a metastatic deposit from a primary cancer, often but not always in the upper respiratory or alimentary tract. Furthermore, the ubiquitous plesiomorphic fish alimentary tract with an acidic stomach and relatively short intestine is adequate for the digestion of algae. Delirium and dementia may arise from brain metastases, which usually originate from lung cancer but also from tumours of the breast and alimentary tract and melanomas. Similarly, at the upper end of the alimentary tract, rigid instruments were used for the examination of the oesophagus and for the stomach. Total parenteral nutrition is a preparation of nutrients given via intravenous infusion to patients, of any age, who cannot feed normally through the alimentary tract. Some researchers believe antibiotics should be administered when a procedure involves entering the alimentary tract, and others believe this is not necessary. You may be sure that, given David's recent alimentary travails, I shall be examining whatever he gives me next with especial care. The plate section at the end contains illustrations of the alimentary, cardiovascular, respiratory, lymphatic, musculoskeletal, nervous, endocrine, and urogenital systems. Synonyms healthy, health-giving, healthful, good, good for one, beneficial, sustaining, strengthening, nutritious, nourishing, full of nourishment, full of nutrients, nutritive, unrefined Origin Late 16th century: from Latin alimentarius, from alimentum 'nourishment' (see aliment). alimony from early 17th century: Today alimony means ‘provision for a husband or wife after divorce’ (what is usually called maintenance in Britain). Originally, though, in the early 17th century, it simply meant ‘nourishment or means of subsistence’. It comes from Latin alere ‘nourish’, which is the root of words such as adolescent, alimentary (Late Middle English) and coalesce (mid 16th century) ‘grow up, nourish together’. Rhymes complementary, complimentary, documentary, elementary, parliamentary, rudimentary, sedimentary, supplementary, testamentary Definition of alimentary in US English: alimentary adjectiveˌaləˈment(ə)rēˌæləˈmɛnt(ə)ri Relating to nourishment or sustenance. Example sentencesExamples Mammalian examples are the intertwining of the alimentary and digestive systems or the reproductive and excretory systems, which often require medical intervention. Delirium and dementia may arise from brain metastases, which usually originate from lung cancer but also from tumours of the breast and alimentary tract and melanomas. Indeed, the visitors enact the alimentary behavior of the oasis dwellers, but in so doing, they experience their own civilized difference from and advantage over the ‘natives.’ This eroded appearance might be due to a period of exposure before burial; alternatively, it might have been produced by passage through the alimentary tract of some predator or scavenger. You may be sure that, given David's recent alimentary travails, I shall be examining whatever he gives me next with especial care. They are based on the idea that enzymes are able to pass through alimentary tract without losing their natural activity. One of the most important considerations in an adult presenting with a lump in the neck is that the mass may represent a metastatic deposit from a primary cancer, often but not always in the upper respiratory or alimentary tract. Though these organisms may also be found as normal flora of alimentary tract, data supporting this contention are lacking. The plate section at the end contains illustrations of the alimentary, cardiovascular, respiratory, lymphatic, musculoskeletal, nervous, endocrine, and urogenital systems. Serositis was always accompanied by moderate-to-severe infection of the alimentary tract, and morphologic evidence suggested dissemination through efferent lymphatics. Furthermore, the ubiquitous plesiomorphic fish alimentary tract with an acidic stomach and relatively short intestine is adequate for the digestion of algae. Total parenteral nutrition is a preparation of nutrients given via intravenous infusion to patients, of any age, who cannot feed normally through the alimentary tract. Other cancers which have been reported include those from the alimentary tract. Similarly, at the upper end of the alimentary tract, rigid instruments were used for the examination of the oesophagus and for the stomach. While some of these patients may require parenteral nutrition, use of the alimentary tract with tube feeding is cheaper and has less adverse effects. Among the alimentary tract lesions for which HIV may play a direct pathogenic role are idiopathic ulcers of the esophagus and rectum. A foregut-fermenting alimentary system independently originated in these organisms to facilitate the digestion of the cellulose-rich food. The main sections include basic tissues and cell biology, protective organ systems of the body, blood circulatory organ systems, alimentary organ systems, endocrine organ systems, and reproductive organ systems. Some researchers believe antibiotics should be administered when a procedure involves entering the alimentary tract, and others believe this is not necessary. Their work is so thorough that in the areas in which they live almost all the soil to a depth of many centimetres has passed through the alimentary tract of an earthworm at some time. Synonyms healthy, health-giving, healthful, good, good for one, beneficial, sustaining, strengthening, nutritious, nourishing, full of nourishment, full of nutrients, nutritive, unrefined Origin Late 16th century: from Latin alimentarius, from alimentum ‘nourishment’ (see aliment).
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