100 Examples of sentences containing the common noun "simmer"

Definition

Simmer (noun): The state of cooking food gently in liquid at a temperature just below boiling. It can also refer to a situation that is about to become more intense or to someone who is quietly seething with anger.

Synonyms

• Stew
• Cook
• Bubble
• Heat
• Gently boil

Antonyms

• Boil
• Freeze
• Chill
• Cool
• Solidify

Examples

1. I let the sauce simmer for an hour to develop the flavors.
2. As the tension began to simmer, I knew a confrontation was inevitable.
3. She put the pot on the stove to simmer while she prepared the rest of the meal.
4. The anger in the room started to simmer after the argument.
5. He likes to simmer his vegetables to retain their nutrients.
6. The thoughts of revenge began to simmer in the back of her mind.
7. I prefer to simmer my pasta sauce rather than boil it rapidly.
8. The quiet simmer of resentment was palpable.
9. He allowed the mixture to simmer for a perfect consistency.
10. The political climate continues to simmer with unrest.
11. I always simmer my soups to enhance the taste.
12. The unresolved issues began to simmer beneath the surface.
13. She decided to simmer the broth for a rich flavor.
14. The crowd began to simmer with excitement as the concert approached.
15. It’s best to simmer the rice until it absorbs all the water.
16. Old rivalries can simmer for years before resurfacing.
17. You should allow the chili to simmer overnight for maximum flavor.
18. The tension in the office started to simmer after the boss's announcement.
19. I always let my sauces simmer to bring out the best flavors.
20. The debate continues to simmer as both sides refuse to back down.
21. She watched the water simmer before adding the pasta.
22. The unresolved conflict began to simmer among the team members.
23. You can let the stew simmer all day for a hearty meal.
24. As the clock ticked down, the excitement in the stadium began to simmer.
25. He likes to simmer his tea for a stronger flavor.
26. The rivalry between the two teams continues to simmer.
27. I prefer to simmer my vegetables rather than steam them.
28. The political discussions simmered but never boiled over into action.
29. Let the curry simmer on low heat for a while.
30. The emotions in the room seemed to simmer just below the surface.
31. I enjoy watching the soup simmer on the stove.
32. Tensions can simmer for years before erupting into conflict.
33. It’s essential to simmer the sauce to allow the flavors to meld.
34. The community’s frustration began to simmer over the lack of services.
35. I will let the mixture simmer for a few minutes before serving.
36. The anger in his heart continued to simmer after the betrayal.
37. You should simmer the ingredients until everything is tender.
38. The feeling of discontent started to simmer among the workers.
39. I like to simmer my marinara sauce for a rich flavor.
40. The atmosphere at the event began to simmer with anticipation.
41. You can let the stew simmer all day for a delicious meal.
42. The political tensions began to simmer after the election.
43. I always simmer my sauce to enhance its richness.
44. The unresolved issues continued to simmer in their relationship.
45. She decided to simmer the mixture for a more robust flavor.
46. The crowd's excitement began to simmer as the show started.
47. He allowed the water to simmer before adding the noodles.
48. The rivalry had been simmering for years before it exploded.
49. Let the sauce simmer for at least 30 minutes for best results.
50. The tension in the meeting began to simmer when the topic changed.
51. He likes to simmer his vegetables before serving them.
52. The political atmosphere continues to simmer with unrest.
53. I always let the stew simmer to develop its flavors.
54. The issues between them continued to simmer unresolved.
55. You should simmer the sauce on low heat for a long time.
56. The crowd’s disappointment began to simmer after the loss.
57. She let the water simmer before cooking the eggs.
58. The anger inside him began to simmer after the insult.
59. I usually simmer my sauces for better taste.
60. The tension in the air began to simmer as they argued.
61. Let the mixture simmer for 15 minutes to thicken.
62. The unresolved feelings continued to simmer between them.
63. I enjoy watching the sauce simmer on the stove.
64. The conflict in the region continues to simmer.
65. You can let the mixture simmer until it thickens.
66. The anger began to simmer within him after the betrayal.
67. He likes to simmer the chicken in spices for flavor.
68. The competition began to simmer as the event approached.
69. I always let my sauces simmer for enhanced flavor.
70. The frustration among the employees began to simmer.
71. Let the broth simmer for a rich taste.
72. The tension in the room began to simmer after the announcement.
73. She likes to simmer her pasta sauce for hours.
74. The rivalry between the two teams continues to simmer.
75. You should simmer the ingredients for a delicious meal.
76. The emotions in the group began to simmer after the decision.
77. I will let the soup simmer for a while longer.
78. The political climate continues to simmer with tension.
79. He allowed the mixture to simmer for a perfect flavor.
80. The arguments continued to simmer beneath the surface.
81. I prefer to simmer my vegetables for better taste.
82. The anger in her heart continued to simmer after the fight.
83. Let the sauce simmer for a better flavor.
84. The tension at work began to simmer after the layoffs.
85. I always let my curry simmer for maximum flavor.
86. The feelings of resentment began to simmer between them.
87. You can let the stew simmer all day for a hearty meal.
88. The crowd's excitement began to simmer as the show started.
89. The rivalry had been simmering for years before it exploded.
90. Let the mixture simmer for a few minutes before serving.
91. The emotions in the room seemed to simmer just below the surface.
92. I enjoy watching the soup simmer on the stove.
93. The unresolved issues continued to simmer in their relationship.
94. She decided to simmer the mixture for a more robust flavor.
95. The crowd’s anticipation began to simmer as the event started.
96. He allowed the water to simmer before adding the noodles.
97. The tension in the meeting began to simmer when the topic changed.
98. She likes to simmer her vegetables before serving them.
99. The political atmosphere continues to simmer with unrest.
100. I always let the stew simmer to develop its flavors.