18 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Tobacco' in a Sentence
"Tobacco is a type of plant from the nightshade family, specifically belonging to the genus Nicotiana. One notable species is N. tabacum. The leaves of these plants are processed for smoking, chewing, or as snuff." more
/ Tobacco
FiltersHighlight
Grandpa quit using tobacco to stay healthy.
1 like
He observed his grandfather carefully rolling tobacco into a cigarette.
The chef warned against adding tobacco to the recipe.
The tobacco leaves are dried and cured before being used to make various tobacco products.
The explorer discovered a new species of tobacco plant in the rainforest.
My grandfather used to tell stories about his days working on a tobacco farm.
The cowboy took a break to enjoy a pipe filled with aromatic tobacco.
Sally learned in school that tobacco can be harmful to health.
Native Americans used tobacco in traditional ceremonies.
The explorers learned from the indigenous people how to use tobacco for medicinal purposes.
Farmers grow tobacco plants to make cigarettes and other products.
The old bookstore had a distinct smell, a mixture of aged books and faint tobacco.
Native Americans introduced tobacco to European settlers, and it became popular.
The farmer cultivated tobacco in his field to sell to the local market.
The Native Americans introduced tobacco to the early European settlers, who then adopted the practice of smoking.
Farmers carefully cultivate tobacco plants to ensure a successful harvest.
The farmer grew tobacco plants in his garden for a special project.
My grandfather used to smoke a pipe, and it smelled like sweet tobacco.
Back
Filters
Difficulty
Filter sentences by sentence difficulty level.
Grade Level
Filter sentences by learner’s grade level.
Context
Filter sentence based on your interest or domain to better understand the word usage.
Highlight
Choose Part of Speech to highlight its usage in sentences.
Report