xylitol
xylitol
Definition
xy·li·tol (zī′lə tôl′, -tōl′)
noun
a crystalline alcohol, CHOH(CHOH)CHOH, derived from the sugar xylose, used as a sweetener
xylitol
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- contain: Cranberry contains Xylitol which may be derived from maize.
- use: The highest reductions in dental caries were observed in those participants using xylitol.
- show: Research shows that xylitol is extremely effective in helping to prevent both tooth decay and harmful plaque from building up on your teeth.
Adjective modifier
- natural: The mint-flavoured gum is a perfect low-calorie sweet treat and includes natural sweetener Xylitol.
Modifies a noun
- gum: This is the amount you would get from chewing one or two packs of xylitol gum a day.
Noun used with modifier
- sweetener: The mint-flavoured gum is a perfect low-calorie sweet treat and includes natural sweetener Xylitol.
