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digestive
/daɪˈdʒɛstɪv/
Tính từ
This term carries a clinical and biological weight, typically used in medical or health contexts to describe the mechanical and chemical breakdown of nutrients. It evokes a sense of internal processing and systemic function, often associated with health, wellness, or pathology. In a colloquial or commercial sense, it has shifted to describe specific types of food, such as digestive biscuits, which were originally marketed as aiding the gut. Here, the word moves from a purely biological description to a branding label implying health benefits.