clementine

[klem-uhn-tahyn]

clementine Definition

  • 1a small, sweet variety of mandarin orange
  • 2a deep, reddish-orange color

Using clementine: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "clementine" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    I love eating clementines as a snack.

  • Example

    The clementine tree in my backyard produces delicious fruit.

  • Example

    Her dress was a beautiful shade of clementine.

clementine Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for clementine

Phrases with clementine

  • the time of year when clementines are harvested and available for purchase

    Example

    I always look forward to clementine season in the winter.

  • a type of cake made with clementines as a key ingredient

    Example

    I baked a clementine cake for my friend's birthday.

  • a type of fruit preserve made from clementines

    Example

    I spread clementine marmalade on my toast this morning.

Origins of clementine

named after Father Clement Rodier, who discovered the fruit in Algeria in the early 20th century

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Summary: clementine in Brief

A 'clementine' [klem-uhn-tahyn] is a small, sweet variety of mandarin orange that is often eaten as a snack. It can also refer to a deep, reddish-orange color. Phrases like 'clementine season,' 'clementine cake,' and 'clementine marmalade' highlight the fruit's versatility.

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