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"Snack" vs. "refreshment": tasty language twists and turns
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Lloyd Cooper 12/10/2024, 04:07
Lloyd Cooper 12/10/2024, 04:07English.me team member
What is similar?
Both "snack" and "refreshment" can refer to food or drink consumed between meals to satisfy hunger or provide nourishment.
What is different?
A "snack" specifically refers to a small portion of food, while "refreshment" can encompass both food and beverages, often served at gatherings or events to provide relief.
Which one is more common?
Examples of usage
Snack- She packed a granola bar as a snack for the hike.
- I usually have a snack in the afternoon to keep my energy up.
- Children were given a healthy snack during break time.
- Guests were offered light refreshments during the meeting.
- The hotel provides complimentary refreshments in the lobby.
- After the ceremony, attendees enjoyed refreshments and conversation.
Difference
