drinkableness (Meaning)
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drinkableness (n.)
State of being drinkable.
Synonyms & Antonyms of drinkableness
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drinkableness Sentence Examples
- As the bartender poured the cocktail, he checked its drinkableness by taking a small sip.
- The expert tasters were disappointed with the drinkableness of the newly released wine.
- The entrepreneur emphasized the drinkableness of the new energy drink, claiming it could be enjoyed at any time of day.
- The drinkableness of the well water was questionable, so the residents were advised to boil it before consumption.
- The critic described the beer's drinkableness as "exceptional," praising its smooth texture and balanced flavors.
- The doctor advised the patient to limit the intake of sugary drinks due to their poor drinkableness and potential health risks.
- The resort's pool was temporarily closed for maintenance due to concerns about the drinkableness of the water.
- The coffee connoisseur sipped the brew, savoring its drinkableness and appreciating the subtle notes of chocolate and caramel.
- The mixologist experimented with various ingredients to create a drink with maximum drinkableness, ensuring it would be enjoyed by a wide range of customers.
- The drinkableness of the spiked cider won over the partygoers, who happily indulged in its festive taste and warming effects.
FAQs About the word drinkableness
State of being drinkable.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
As the bartender poured the cocktail, he checked its drinkableness by taking a small sip.
The expert tasters were disappointed with the drinkableness of the newly released wine.
The entrepreneur emphasized the drinkableness of the new energy drink, claiming it could be enjoyed at any time of day.
The drinkableness of the well water was questionable, so the residents were advised to boil it before consumption.
