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Maqui

Definition:

Maqui refers to a small, evergreen tree native to Chile and Argentina, scientifically known as Aristotelia chilensis. It is characterized by dark purple berries, which are well-regarded for their high antioxidant content.

Senses:

Sense 1:

Noun: The edible fruit of the maqui tree, often consumed for its potential health benefits.

Usage:

The maqui is commonly used in traditional medicine due to its antioxidant properties.

Sample sentence 1: I love adding maqui berries to my smoothies for a burst of natural antioxidants.

Sample sentence 2: The maqui has been used for centuries by indigenous people for its various medicinal properties.

Sense 2:

Adjective: Pertaining to or characteristic of the Maqui people, an indigenous group inhabiting Chile and Argentina.

Usage:

The Maqui culture is rich in folklore and traditional customs.

Sample sentence 1: The Maqui artwork beautifully depicts their connection with nature.

Sample sentence 2: I had the chance to taste some delicious Maqui cuisine during my visit to Chile.

Sense 3:

Verb: To consume or use maqui berries or products derived from them.

Usage:

Many health enthusiasts maqui regularly to improve their overall well-being.

Sample sentence 1: The locals highly recommended me to maqui every day to boost my immune system.

Sample sentence 2: You can maqui by incorporating maqui berry supplements into your diet.

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