lotus
Pronunciation: [ˈloʊtəs]
Word
Context: "plant"
(noun) a beautiful water flower that often grows in ponds. The lotus blooms on the water's surface and comes in different colors like white or pink. It's known for being a symbol of purity and beauty.
Example
The lotus flower is blooming beautifully in the pond.
Example
There are no lotus flowers in this muddy puddle.
Example
Have you ever seen a lotus flower floating on a pond?
Context: "symbolism"
(noun) a symbol that represents purity and rebirth, especially in certain cultures and religions. People often use it to show something is beautiful and can come from muddy places.
Example
In many cultures, the lotus symbolizes new beginnings and hope.
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The lotus does not represent negativity in any culture.
Example
What does the lotus symbolize in your opinion?
Context: "cuisine"
(noun) the edible root of the lotus plant, which is crunchy and often used in cooking, especially in Asian dishes. It can be found in soups and stir-fries.
Example
I love eating lotus root in my favorite stir-fry dish.
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I haven't tasted lotus root because I don't like its texture.
Example
Do you know how to cook with lotus root?
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