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Meaning of high-seasoned
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high-seasoned (a.)
Enriched with spice and condiments; hence, exciting; piquant.
high-seasoned Sentence Examples
- The chef's high-seasoned dishes tantalized taste buds, leaving diners craving more.
- The meat was liberally doused in high-seasoned spices, creating a symphony of flavors.
- The high-seasoned soup warmed the body and soul on a cold winter evening.
- The high-seasoned vegetables added a tangy zest to the bland rice dish.
- The high-seasoned curry left a fiery aftertaste that lingered long after dinner.
- The high-seasoned popcorn provided a spicy accompaniment to the movie.
- The high-seasoned marinade transformed ordinary chicken into a culinary masterpiece.
- The high-seasoned salsa added a vibrant kick to tacos and burritos.
- The high-seasoned hot chocolate was a comforting treat on a snowy day.
- The high-seasoned breadsticks were the perfect appetizer for a hearty Italian meal.
FAQs About the word high-seasoned
Enriched with spice and condiments; hence, exciting; piquant.
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No antonyms found.
The chef's high-seasoned dishes tantalized taste buds, leaving diners craving more.
The meat was liberally doused in high-seasoned spices, creating a symphony of flavors.
The high-seasoned soup warmed the body and soul on a cold winter evening.
The high-seasoned vegetables added a tangy zest to the bland rice dish.
