Vegetal in a sentence as an adjective

Mkay so to compare start from the same form, vegetal by example.

We can absorb vegetal proteins and there is no reason to eat all the meat we do.

Their digestive tract is too short to process vegetal proteins so they must eat meat.

Nopal is the word for green vegetal pads, somewhat like green beans with okra mucus.

In Europe, it is usually listed as "vegetal oil" in the ingredients lists.

Get it wrong and some common flavor descriptors are: cat-****, vegetal, astringent, etc.

Let me speak for the sake of simplicity of vegetal memory in order to designate books.

If I wanted to buy durable clothing made out of vegetal materials, I wouldn’t even know where to go.

The latter is assumed to reject all forms of animal proteins, living exclusively on vegetal products.

I would have bet on an association with vegetal roots, or more like rooting for something, but yes, it might be overly optimistic expectations.

I think the PN suffers similar detriments that California wine does: too much "whole fruit" or "jammy" character, and sometimes too vegetal like "bell pepper.

We have also known another kind of memory, the vegetal one, the one represented by the first papyruses, again well known in this country, and then on books, made of paper.

In particular, what I do now different is using a lot more of vegetal food: avocados, broccoli, salads and less protein, but still some unprocessed beef, poultry or fish every day.

And anyone informed by it was not qualified to read it.> Modern theorizations of sacrifice focus on animal victims, treating the sacrifice of vegetal substances, if they are considered at all, as an afterthought or simply setting vegetal offerings as a second, lesser ritual, ‘a substitution or a pale imitation’.This is a silly claim.

Vegetal definitions

adjective

composed of vegetation or plants; "regions rich in vegetal products"; "vegetational cover"; "the decaying vegetative layer covering a forest floor"

See also: vegetational vegetative

adjective

(of reproduction) characterized by asexual processes

See also: vegetative