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oenophile As an amateur oenophile, he was constantly talking to his friends in the vocabulary of wine tasting. ˈinəˌfaɪl

Accepted Answer

A person with an appreciation and usually knowledge of fine wine. The root oeno- comes from the Greek word meaning “wine.” The oenophile should be distinguished from the oenologist, or “student of wine,” who has a technical knowledge of the cultivation of wine grapes and of the whole winemaking process. Oenophiles may not know how to make a great wine, but they know one when they taste it. Not only that, but they can describe it using nouns like nose, finish, and bouquet, as well as adjectives such as woody, full-bodied, robust, and noble

word	oenophile
definition	A person with an appreciation and usually knowledge of fine wine.
eg_sentence	As an amateur oenophile, he was constantly talking to his friends in the vocabulary of wine tasting.
explanation	The root oeno- comes from the Greek word meaning “wine.” The oenophile should be distinguished from the oenologist, or “student of wine,” who has a technical knowledge of the cultivation of wine grapes and of the whole winemaking process. Oenophiles may not know how to make a great wine, but they know one when they taste it. Not only that, but they can describe it using nouns like nose, finish, and bouquet, as well as adjectives such as woody, full-bodied, robust, and noble
IPA	ˈinəˌfaɪl

Oenophile Knowledge Wine Person Appreciation Fine Amateur Constantly