English to Latin Meaning of confection - confectio

Confection :

confectio

noun

CUPPEDIAE, secunda mensa, confectio, mixtisque, compositionem, misce, mixtio, universalem conservationem generabilium, gelata

Confection :: unguentaConfectioner :: dulciariumConfectioners :: pistoresConfections :: Pigmenta

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Definitions of confection in English

Noun(1) a food rich in sugar(2) the act of creating something (a medicine or drink or soup etc.
Verb(1) make into a confection

Examples of confection in English

(1) Allegretto was an insouciant confection - played with vigor and bravado.(2) The costume was a confection of palest pink mesh with sparkly sprays of rhinestones.(3) the confection of a syllabub(4) This allowed greater use of that process on the confection of prostheses compared to the brazing process.(5) A final work, Unravel, was a mainly white confection of foam-core strips, slivered paper plates and disassembled Chinese lanterns that descended from the ceiling in a vortex.(6) The entire confection would be crowned with elaborate wigs, tall feathers, and huge hats.(7) the city is a classical confection of shimmering gold(8) Equally important is helwa, a sweet confection based on clarified butter, honey, and spices.(9) Eva looks down at the confection of satin and lace, and blinks.(10) In the confection of senna it will be seen that the liquorice root has been discarded, while some little alteration has been admitted with respect to the other ingredients.(11) She was an exotic delicacy he wanted to try, a sweet confection from a far-off land.(12) The pink confection of a dress complemented her short frame and gentle curves perfectly.(13) In these honeycombs he made the confection sweeter than before.(14) This has it all, a peculiar confection of tall tales and reality blended together in a strange and moving way.(15) For January, we picked Eve in this really kind of cotton/silk confection by Louis Vuitton.(16) The creation of such a universal confection for the eye, by means of printed poetry or fiction or history or essays or memoirs and so on, isn't possible.

Synonyms

Noun

1. sweet ::

dulcis

Verb

2. confect ::

conficere

3. comfit ::

comfit

Different Forms

confection, confectioner, confectioners, confections

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