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boullion

 

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Boullion

Noun (Culinary):

A clear, seasoned broth made by simmering meat or fish in water, often used as a base for soups, sauces, or gravies.

Example Sentence:

I added a cube of boullion to enhance the flavor of the soup.

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Noun (Finance):

A type of debt security that is issued by governments or corporations and typically pays fixed interest over a specified period. It is also called a bond.

Example Sentence:

The company decided to invest in boullion to diversify its portfolio.

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Noun (Jewelry):

A small, typically rounded piece of gold or other precious metal, often used as a decorative element in jewelry.

Example Sentence:

She wore a delicate necklace adorned with a boullion pendant.

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Noun (Politics):

A temporary suspension of voting rights held by certain countries in international organizations due to outstanding debt obligations.

Example Sentence:

The country faced boullion after failing to meet its financial commitments.

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Noun (Fashion):

A type of decorative trim or edging commonly used in garments, home furnishings, or accessories.

Example Sentence:

The dress was embellished with boullion embroidery along the hemline.

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Adjective:

Describing something that is extremely popular or well-liked by a particular group of people.

Example Sentence:

The band's latest album was a boullion success among their dedicated fans.

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