acetose (Meaning)
Wordnet
acetose (s)
tasting or smelling like vinegar
Webster
acetose (a.)
Sour like vinegar; acetous.
Synonyms & Antonyms of acetose
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acetose Sentence Examples
- The salad dressing had an acetose tang, indicating a perfect balance of vinegar and oil.
- As I entered the kitchen, the acetose aroma of pickles filled the air.
- Her culinary skills were evident in the acetose kick she added to the barbecue sauce.
- The acetose notes in the wine hinted at a subtle fermentation process during its production.
- The acetose scent of the vinaigrette brought a refreshing zing to the mixed greens.
- The chef carefully crafted a dish with acetose undertones, creating a delightful vinegar-infused experience.
- The acetose flavor of the homemade kombucha delighted the taste buds with its fermented goodness.
- The acetose quality of the balsamic reduction enhanced the richness of the dish.
- The marinade imparted an acetose quality to the grilled chicken, making it a flavorful delight.
- The acetose nuances in the sauce added a unique twist to the traditional recipe, pleasing even the most discerning palates.
FAQs About the word acetose
tasting or smelling like vinegarSour like vinegar; acetous.
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The salad dressing had an acetose tang, indicating a perfect balance of vinegar and oil.
As I entered the kitchen, the acetose aroma of pickles filled the air.
Her culinary skills were evident in the acetose kick she added to the barbecue sauce.
The acetose notes in the wine hinted at a subtle fermentation process during its production.
