Synonyms for vitamin
ˈvaɪ tə mɪn; Brit. also ˈvɪt ə-; -mɪn, -ˌminvi·ta·min

Princeton's WordNet

1. vitaminnoun

   any of a group of organic substances essential in small quantities to normal metabolism

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1. • Nutriment

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1. List of paraphrases for "vitamin":

   vitamins, vitamine, vitamin-a

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1. Jennifer Harris:

   Most of the sweetened drinks say,' good source of vitamin C' or' 100 % vitamin C' but they have no or little juice, a lot of them say' low sugar,'' less sugar.' But they don't say it's because there's added low-calorie artificial sweeteners in there. It's just very confusing.

2. Robin Foroutan:

   I don’t want to say that if somebody is depressed it’s because of a vitamin deficiency.

3. Frank Lipman:

   It’s like a liquid multi-vitamin full of antioxidants.

4. Olga Katic:

   If you get some mushrooms from the store and expose their gills — the feathery ribs on the underside of the mushroom cap — to sunlight, their vitamin D content shoots up, there are so many interesting compounds in them.

5. Amy Kimberlain:

   Some of the alternative milks are not fortified with calcium or vitamin D -- and the same is true for plant-based yogurts, like those made from soy, coconut or almonds, while it's great that there are alternative products available for those switching to a more vegan diet, it's important to look for the fortification of calcium and vitamin D in these products.