Definition of «drinkable»

The term "drinkable" refers to something that is safe and suitable for consumption as a beverage. This means that it contains no harmful substances or contaminants, and can safely be consumed by humans without causing any adverse health effects. In other words, if an item is described as drinkable, it implies that it is not only edible but also safe to consume in liquid form.

Usage examples

I bought a bottle of drinkable water before heading out for a long hike.
The restaurant served a variety of drinkable beverages, including soda, juice, and tea.
The water in this region is not safe to consume, so make sure to bring plenty of drinkable alternatives.
She made a refreshing drinkable smoothie using fresh fruits and yogurt.
The hotel provided drinkable coffee and tea in each room for the guests.
The juice carton had a label on it that said "100% natural and drinkable."
The company developed a new technology to convert saltwater into drinkable water, which could be a game-changer for regions facing water scarcity.
My friend recommended a drinkable protein shake that helped in post-workout recovery.
The airline offered drinkable options like water, soda, and juice during the flight.
The local brewery prided itself on producing high-quality and drinkable craft beers.

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Sentences with «drinkable»

But in places where water is hard to come by, or there isn't much rainfall year round, desalinizing salt water into drinkable water is an alternative. (clapway.com)
In the past few years, Siggi's has expanded its brand to include lines of drinkable yogurt as well as a squeezable yogurt tubes for kids. (fortune.com)
With only a protein bar for sustenance and one container of drinkable water, he is exposed in his tiny one - man raft, in a sea full of danger and no land in sight. (feedspot.com)
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Definition of «drinkable»

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Phrases with «drinkable»

Sentences with «drinkable»

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