decaffeinated
Americanadjective
Etymology
Origin of decaffeinated
Example Sentences
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Also characteristically, he spies deeper significance in his experience of decaffeinated apathy.
From Washington Post
Cold brew can also be made with decaffeinated coffee.
From New York Times
There was no association of a decreased risk of heart failure with drinking decaffeinated coffee — in fact, one study suggested it might increase the risk.
From New York Times
They found that drinking decaffeinated coffee did not have the same effect.
From Washington Post
Joan Laporta leaves laughing, complaining as he heads out the door that VAR has “decaffeinated” football, not letting fans celebrate goals any more.
From The Guardian
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