ingested

Put into stomach

Ingested is the past tense of ingest, meaning to take something into the body by swallowing or absorbing it.

The word applies most literally to food, drink, and medicine, but extends to anything consumed orally, including toxins or foreign objects: The child had ingested several small batteries.

In computing and data contexts, ingest has taken on a figurative meaning where systems ingest data by importing and processing it: The platform ingested millions of records overnight.

swallowing

gulped

Swallowed hastily

masticated · esophagus · pharynx · peristalsis · epiglottis · saliva · throat · gullet · chewed · oral

absorption

bioavailability

Fraction reaching active circulation

diffusion · osmosis · membrane · intestinal · transporters · intracellular · solubility · pharmacokinetics · gastric · mucosal

nutrition

nutrients

Vital dietary substances

fats · vitamins · minerals · fiber · nourishment · sustenance · dietary · macronutrients · micronutrients · supplements

toxicology

poisoned

Made toxic intentionally

hazardous · accidental · antidote · charcoal · emetic · harmful · lethal · dosage · exposure · substances

Opposites
bodily intake vs. expulsion

ingestedvomited

Ejected stomach contents

regurgitated · expelled · excreted · ejected · disgorged

consumption vs. production

ingestedproduced

Made or created

exuded · emitted · generated · secreted · built

consumption status

ingestedunconsumed

Not used or eaten

refused · rejected

Family

ingest, ingestion, ingests, ingesting, ingestible

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