A liqueurA sweet alcoholic drink, usually flavored and served after meals. is a sweet, strongly flavoredHaving a particular taste or smell added to it. alcoholic drink, often served after a meal. It is usually made with added sugar and flavoringsIngredients added to give food or drink a certain taste. such as herbs, fruit, or spices.
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Pronunciation
AI-generated pronunciation audio (OpenAI).
Accent: General American English
IPA: /lɪˈkjʊr/
Easy pronunciation: lih-KYOOR (approximate spelling).
Stress: Stress the second syllable.
This is the noun meaning a sweet flavored alcoholic drink, usually served after a meal.
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Liqueur Meaning
a sweet alcoholic drink, often served after dinner
Part of speech: noun
Definition: a strong, sweet alcoholic drink flavored with herbs, fruit, spices, or other ingredients, usually served after a meal
Example: They offered a small glass of orange liqueur after dessert.
Synonyms for this meaning:
- cordial — A close synonym in this sense, especially in British English or older usage.
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Liqueur Synonyms
Similar Meaning
- cordial
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Common Mistakes
- Liqueur is not the same as liquor. Liqueur is usually sweet and flavored, while liquor is a general word for strong alcoholic drinks.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does liqueur mean?
Liqueur means a sweet, flavored alcoholic drink, usually served after a meal.
What is a synonym for liqueur?
A close synonym is cordial.
Is liqueur the same as liquor?
No. Liqueur is usually sweet and flavored, while liquor is a broader term for strong alcoholic drinks.
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