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Definition of deseed

deseed

/diːˈsiːd/
de · seed

Adjective:deseeded
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Past Simple:deseeded
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Past Participle:deseeded
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Present Participle:deseeding
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deseed Lexical Profile

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• verb

1

To remove the seeds from a fruit or vegetable, especially during food preparation.

Example

"The recipe instructs you to halve and deseed the chili peppers before chopping them finely."

Word Nuance & Usage

Both 'seed' and 'deseed' are used as verbs meaning to remove seeds from a fruit or vegetable, though 'deseed' avoids the ambiguity of whether seeds are being planted or removed.

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