noun
- the food of the gods in Greek and Roman mythology, believed to confer immortality
- something extremely pleasing to taste or smell
- a dessert made with oranges, coconut, and marshmallows
Usage: mythology
Usage: American cuisine
Examples
- In Greek mythology, the gods dined on ambrosia and nectar.
- The chef’s chocolate cake was pure ambrosia.
- Her grandmother’s ambrosia salad was always served at family gatherings.
- The fragrance of the roses was like ambrosia to her senses.
- According to legend, ambrosia granted eternal life to those who consumed it.
- The restaurant’s signature dessert was described as ambrosia by food critics.
- She brought a bowl of ambrosia to the potluck dinner.