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Sorghum (Noun)

Meaning 1

Annual or perennial tropical and subtropical cereal grasses: sorghum.

Classification

Nouns denoting plants.

Synonyms

  • Genus Sorghum

Hypernyms

  • Monocot Genus

Meaning 2

Economically important Old World tropical cereal grass.

Classification

Nouns denoting plants.

Examples

  • Sorghum is a drought-tolerant crop that is widely cultivated in Africa and Asia for its grain and sweet stalks.
  • The farmer decided to plant sorghum instead of maize due to its higher resistance to pests and diseases.
  • Sorghum is an important crop in many developing countries, providing food and income for millions of people.
  • In some parts of the world, sorghum is used to make a sweet, syrupy liquid that is similar to molasses.
  • The government launched a program to promote the cultivation of sorghum as a cash crop to improve the livelihoods of rural communities.

Hyponyms

  • Sugar Sorghum
  • Kafir Corn
  • Sweet Sorghum
  • Kaffir Corn
  • Aleppo Grass
  • Means Grass
  • Kaffir
  • Sorghum Vulgare Technicum
  • Sorgho
  • Sorghum Bicolor
  • Evergreen Millet
  • Sorghum Halepense

Meaning 3

Made from juice of sweet sorghum.

Classification

Nouns denoting foods and drinks.

Examples

  • Sorghum syrup is a sweetener made from the juice of sweet sorghum, a type of grass that is native to Africa.
  • The company produces a range of products made from the juice of sweet sorghum, including sugar, syrup, and ethanol.
  • Sweet sorghum juice is used to make a variety of products, including sorghum syrup, sorghum sugar, and rum.
  • The juice of sweet sorghum is extracted and boiled down to produce a thick, dark liquid that can be used as a natural sweetener.
  • Sorghum molasses is a thick, dark liquid made from the juice of sweet sorghum, and is often used as a natural sweetener in baking.

Synonyms

  • Sorghum Molasses

Hypernyms

  • Sirup
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