gustatory (Meaning)
Wordnet
gustatory (a)
of or relating to gustation
Webster
gustatory (a.)
Pertaining to, or subservient to, the sense of taste; as, the gustatory nerve which supplies the front of the tongue.
Synonyms & Antonyms of gustatory
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gustatory Sentence Examples
- The chef's gustatory prowess was evident in the symphony of flavors.
- The subtle gustatory notes of the truffle oil tantalized the palate.
- The gustatory experience of the fiery chili left a lingering sensation on the tongue.
- The contrast between the sweet and savory flavors created a gustatory dance.
- The gustatory stimulation of the spicy dish overwhelmed the senses.
- The palate was treated to a gustatory journey through different regions and cuisines.
- The gustatory impact of the molecular gastronomy dish surprised and delighted diners.
- The gustatory aesthetics of the presentation enhanced the overall dining experience.
- The gustatory memories of childhood lingered on the taste buds.
- The gustatory research explored the link between taste and emotion.
FAQs About the word gustatory
of or relating to gustationPertaining to, or subservient to, the sense of taste; as, the gustatory nerve which supplies the front of the tongue.
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The chef's gustatory prowess was evident in the symphony of flavors.
The subtle gustatory notes of the truffle oil tantalized the palate.
The gustatory experience of the fiery chili left a lingering sensation on the tongue.
The contrast between the sweet and savory flavors created a gustatory dance.
