Antonyms for seafood
ˈsiˌfudseafood

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1. seafoodnoun

   edible fish (broadly including freshwater fish) or shellfish or roe etc

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1. groundfood

   food raised, caught or grown on land, as opposed to water.

   he doesn't like seafood. he only eats groundfood.

   Submitted by anonymous on May 20, 2020  

How to use seafood in a sentence?

1. Di Fabio:

   Fish consumption at eight years old may simply serve as an indicator of high dietary quality, children who are picky eaters may avoid foods high in omega-3 polyunsaturated fats including fish and seafood, walnuts, spinach and soybeans.

2. John Maguire:

   Since its founding in 1935, Friendly’s has been known for value-priced fried seafood, ice cream, burgers and breakfast, their menu had expanded into too many areas without ever really doing testing. There are two big mistakes brands make. They add to the menu out of haste to drive sales, or they have a me-too strategy where they copy other brands. But many of those things just don’t fit.

3. Bradley Cooper:

   At 18 I was a prep cook in between high school and college ... at a seafood Italian restaurant ... I was at the bottom of the hierarchy at that point, so you definitely bear the brunt of everybody's frustration, in the kitchen I feel very comfortable so that was a great thing. I think it helped because we had no cooking doubles we did all the cooking, and it was a functioning kitchen.

4. Kristen Smith:

   It is important to follow a heart healthy diet that focuses on fruits and vegetables, fiber-rich whole grains, seafood, nuts, legumes and seeds, as well as eating a few meatless meals per week and incorporating omega-3 rich seafood into at least two meals per week.

5. Beth Lowell:

   The federal government should provide consumers with assurances that the seafood they purchase is safe, legally caught and honestly labeled.

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