Collocations withingredient
These are words often used in combination withingredient.
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artificial ingredients
I think it true to say today that there are only two foods which are free from artificial ingredients.
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basic ingredient
It takes many forms but has the basic ingredient that a basis is replaced by a larger system of functions that is usually redundant.
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common ingredient
He singled out ' ' frustrated nationalisms ' ' as the ' ' common ingredient ' ' linking all manifestations of the paranoid style.
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cosmetic ingredient
Almost 2,000 cosmetic ingredient tests took place in 1996.
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crucial ingredient
The integrated likelihood is the crucial ingredient in deriving the appropriate model weight used in the model averaging process.
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dry ingredient
Dredging is a cooking technique used to coat wet or moist foods with a dry ingredient prior to cooking.
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essential ingredient
Words are an essential ingredient and provide much of the content of what a language can be used to convey.
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inactive ingredient
Denatonium is used in rubbing alcohol as an inactive ingredient.
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ingredient of success
That is an essential ingredient of success.
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key ingredient
A key ingredient of this successful recipe was a mix of physical and procedural improvements.
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magic ingredient
With time, however, this normal enough function was exaggerated into a cure for all ills, a key to eternal youth, the magic ingredient for turning base metals into gold.
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main ingredient
The main ingredient is the following.
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missing ingredient
The key missing ingredient that blocked the consummation of these efforts was that civil rights had not yet reached the top of the national political agenda.
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natural ingredient
Alternatively, multiple ingredients can be used together to create an abstract primary scent that does not bear a resemblance to a natural ingredient.
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necessary ingredient
The results are consistent with the hypothesis that non-addressed speech is a necessary ingredient for the learning of first and second person pronouns.
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pharmaceutical ingredients
On active pharmaceutical ingredients: the agreed text strengthens inspections and international cooperation in this field.
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primary ingredient
Soft solder is so called because of the soft lead that is its primary ingredient.
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principal ingredient
For the other, which came into general use from the 12th century, the principal ingredient was the oak apple.
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quality ingredients
In addition to allowing dyers to circumvent the obstacles to obtaining quality ingredients, caustic soda and synthetic dye helped them to increase the volume of production.
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raw ingredient
As a seafood, roe is used both as a cooked ingredient in many dishes and as a raw ingredient.
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seasonal ingredients
He wrote a poem that spoke of using top quality and seasonal ingredients.
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secret ingredient
But the secret ingredient did not spell success.
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vital ingredient
The theory predicted the existence of the "bootstrap" current which is a vital ingredient for present and planned magnetic confinement devices.
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