cavendish
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Definition
Cavendish refers to a widely grown variety of banana that is long, yellow when ripe, and commonly sold in supermarkets worldwide.
Usage & Nuances
Used mainly in scientific, agricultural, or commercial contexts to specify this specific banana type. Most people refer to it simply as 'banana' unless distinguishing varieties. Not capitalized when used as a common noun.
Example Sentences
The Cavendish is the most popular banana variety in the world.
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A ripe Cavendish is yellow and sweet.
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We bought a bunch of Cavendish bananas at the market.
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Most bananas you see in stores are Cavendish, even if they’re not labeled.
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The Cavendish is grown in many countries because it travels well and stays fresh longer.
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If you’ve eaten a banana recently, chances are it was a Cavendish.
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