Tincture
volume
British pronunciation/tˈɪŋkt‍ʃɐ/
American pronunciation/ˈtɪŋktʃɝ/

Definition & Meaning of "tincture"

Tincture
01

any shade of a color from light to dark on a spectrum

tincture definition and meaning
02

(pharmacology) a liquid medicine made by soaking a plant or herb in alcohol to extract its healing properties

What is a "tincture"?

A tincture is a liquid extract made from herbs or other plants, often used for medicinal purposes. It is created by soaking the plant in alcohol or vinegar to draw out its beneficial qualities. Tinctures are taken orally by adding a few drops to water to it or by directly putting it under the tongue. They are valued for their concentrated nature, making it easier to give specific doses of herbal remedies.

03

a sign or indicator of the existence of something

04

a substance that colors or dyes

to tincture
01

stain or tinge with a slight amount of a color

02

fill, as with a certain quality

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Example
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Tinctures are considered a traditional form of herbal medicine.
The label on the tincture bottle provided instructions for storage.
Some people find relief from anxiety with herbal tinctures like valerian.
The pharmacist measured out five minims of the tincture to be added to the prescription.
She enjoyed the slight bitterness of the homemade tincture, which was used as a traditional tonic.
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