Synonyms for digestive
dɪˈdʒɛs tɪv, daɪ-di·ges·tive

Princeton's WordNet

1. digestiveadjective

   any substance that promotes digestion

2. digestiveadjective

   relating to or having the power to cause or promote digestion

   "digestive juices"; "a digestive enzyme"; "digestive ferment"

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1. List of paraphrases for "digestive":

   digestion, gastrointestinal, gut, gi, tract, alimentary, digest, liqueur

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1. Kelly LeVeque:

   It's most commonly known for helping ease digestive issues like nausea.

2. Mario Moscatelli:

   These beautiful animals end up confusing plastic garbage with food. That can lead to death as the plastic material obstructs the digestive tract.

3. Cynthia Sass:

   Just 2 to 20 percent of the iron in plant foods makes its way from your digestive tract into your blood, compared to 15 to 35 percent from heme animal-based iron.

4. Brittany Jencik:

   It was terrifying. I was a little ahead of them in the timing of it all. I was as afraid of my life as I had ever been, and not much scares me, she said, noting the illness hit her and her family like a freight train. Jencik said she and her children are now recovering and remain in isolation. Its not clear how she was initially exposed toCOVID-19. By the time the mom developed symptoms, her children had already been exposed. (iStock) EARLY SYMPTOM OF CORONAVIRUS MIGHT BE DIGESTIVE ISSUES: STUDY A friend who owns a professional cleaning service later sent a team of 12 to thoroughly disinfect their home, she said.The cleaners reportedly donned rubber hazmat suits as they cleaned the home over a two-hour period. I needed to know that I was protecting the people I love to the best extent I possibly could.

5. Sara Peternell:

   Babies have very immature digestive systems, so to speak, so when we introduce something that’s more of a refined grain, that takes a lot more energy from the digestive system to try to break it down and also to extract the nutrients.