predigest
/ˌpriːdaɪˈdʒɛst/
verb
- To treat food with chemicals or enzymes so that it is easier to digest.
- The company sells a line of meals that predigest the ingredients for people with digestive disorders.
- Scientists are working on a process to predigest grains for easier absorption by the body.
- Some baby formulas predigest the proteins to make them gentler on an infant's stomach.
- To simplify or break down complex information so that it is easier to understand.
- The teacher's guide predigests the novel's themes into simple discussion points.
- News websites often predigest lengthy reports into short summaries for busy readers.
- The textbook predigests advanced physics concepts for high school students.
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