Maqui meaning

mä'kē
An evergreen shrub (Aristotelia chilensis) native to Chile and Argentina, bearing edible purple berries used to make juice and wine.
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An ornamental Chilean plant (Aristotelia chilensis, family Elaeocarpaceae) of the same order (Malvales) as the linden tree: fiber from its bark is used for stringing native musical instruments, and its purple berries are made into a medicinal wine.
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A South American shrub (Aristotelia maqui).
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Origin of maqui

  • American Spanish of Araucanian origin
    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

Maqui Sentence Examples

  • While claims state that clinical studies show the numerous benefits of Maqui juice to be true, no clinical studies are cited.

  • Along with the growing popularity and hype surrounding the benefits of Maqui juice, scams to bilk consumers of their hard-earned cash have also emerged.

  • It is not unusual to find websites offering free trials for Maqui juice.

  • Out of all the claims made about the Maqui berry, some of them are true.

  • While fresh picked Maqui berries are full of healthful nutrients, the nutritional benefits may be diminished in processing even though Maqui juice and supplements are manufactured following strict FDA guidelines.

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