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What is the difference between confection (noun countable ) and confectionery (noun non countable) ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
What is the difference between confection (noun countable ) and confectionery (noun non countable) ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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confection = one piece or kind of sweet food
confectionery = the group of all confections; the skill or art of making confections
Before Europe discovered sugar, confectionery was made with honey or fruit.
She is a talented chef, but her specialty is confectionery (= her best skill is the skill of making confections).
Ice cream is my favorite confection (= my favorite kind of sweet food).
Jessica ate all the chocolate confections (= all of the pieces of candy made of chocolate) in the box, and left the fruit-flavored ones untouched.
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- English (US)
confection = one piece or kind of sweet food
confectionery = the group of all confections; the skill or art of making confections
Before Europe discovered sugar, confectionery was made with honey or fruit.
She is a talented chef, but her specialty is confectionery (= her best skill is the skill of making confections).
Ice cream is my favorite confection (= my favorite kind of sweet food).
Jessica ate all the chocolate confections (= all of the pieces of candy made of chocolate) in the box, and left the fruit-flavored ones untouched.
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The answer is full of informative contents, and is very easy to understand the difference between the words. Thank you very very much!
The answer is full of informative contents, and is very easy to understand the difference between the words. Thank you very very much!
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