palatability (Meaning)

Wordnet

palatability (n)

the property of being acceptable to the mouth

acceptability to the mind or feelings

Webster

Palatableness.

No weak antonyms found.

The chef's primary concern during menu planning was ensuring the palatability of each dish.
The addition of herbs and spices greatly enhanced the palatability of the bland stew.
Despite its nutritional value, the porridge suffered from poor palatability due to its texture.
The veterinarian prescribed a medication to improve the palatability of the dog's food after surgery.
The palatability of the fruit varied depending on its ripeness, with the riper ones being more enjoyable.
The palatability of the coffee was compromised by its excessive bitterness.
The restaurant manager conducted a survey to gauge customer feedback on the palatability of their meals.
The introduction of new ingredients in the recipe aimed to increase the overall palatability of the dish.
Some medications have palatability issues, which can make it difficult for patients to adhere to their treatment regimen.
The elderly patient's decreased appetite could be attributed to the diminished palatability of their food choices.

the property of being acceptable to the mouth, acceptability to the mind or feelingsPalatableness.

deliciousness, edibility, digestibility, lusciousness, palatableness, delectability, savoriness, savor, savour,tastiness

insipidity, tastelessness, flatness, staleness, staleness, tastelessness, unpalatability, unpalatability, insipidity,flatness

The chef's primary concern during menu planning was ensuring the palatability of each dish.

The addition of herbs and spices greatly enhanced the palatability of the bland stew.

Despite its nutritional value, the porridge suffered from poor palatability due to its texture.

The veterinarian prescribed a medication to improve the palatability of the dog's food after surgery.