Pronunciation

/təˈbækəʊʊ/

Definitions

• Noun: 1. The dried leaves of the tobacco plant, often used for smoking in cigarettes, cigars, or pipes, and as a component of chewing tobacco and snuff. 2. (informal) The habit or practice of smoking tobacco.
• Verb: To consume or use tobacco, typically as a habit or product. 3. (transitive) To introduce or supply with tobacco.

Phrases

• “Tobacco addiction” refers to the compulsive need to use tobacco.
• “Smoking tobacco” is the act of inhaling smoke from burned tobacco.
• “Quitting tobacco” is the process of discontinuing tobacco use.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The store specializes in a wide variety of imported tobaccos.”
• Verb: “He tried to quit smoking tobacco after his doctor’s warning.”
• Phrase: “Her grandfather was a lifelong tobacco farmer.”

Synonyms

• Cigars
• Cigarettes
• Pipe tobacco
• Snuff
• Nicotine
• Chewing tobacco

Antonyms

• Abstinence
• Non-smoker
• Quitting
• Ex-smoker (referring to someone who has quit smoking)

Note: “Hello” is not a synonym for “tobacco” as they are two entirely different words with distinct meanings. The information provided above is specific to the word “tobacco” and its usage in the English language.