predigested
/priːdaɪˈdʒɛstɪd/
adjective
- Food that has been partially broken down by a chemical or enzymatic process to make it easier to digest.
- The hospital served predigested meals to patients with digestive problems.
- Athletes sometimes use predigested protein supplements for faster recovery.
- Some baby foods are predigested to help infants absorb nutrients more easily.
- Information or ideas that have been simplified or summarized so they are easy to understand without much effort.
- She preferred predigested explanations rather than reading the original research papers.
- News apps often provide predigested versions of long articles for busy readers.
- The textbook offered predigested summaries of complex historical events.
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