pungency (Meaning)
pungency (n)
wit having a sharp and caustic quality
a strong odor or taste property
Synonyms & Antonyms of pungency
Synonyms:
- vitriol
- virulence
- pointedness
- raucousness
- shrillness
- acrimoniousness
- thorniness
- maliciousness
- acidness
Antonyms:
pungency Sentence Examples
- The pungency of the chili peppers overwhelmed my taste buds, leaving a fiery sensation in my mouth.
- As I sliced the onions, the sharp pungency made tears stream down my cheeks.
- The pungency of the garlic added depth and flavor to the pasta sauce.
- A hint of pungency lingered in the air after I chopped the fresh ginger for the stir-fry.
- The cheese's pungency was so intense that it permeated the entire room.
- The mustard's pungency gave the sandwich an extra kick of flavor.
- The chef carefully balanced the pungency of the spices in the curry dish.
- With each bite of the aged blue cheese, the pungency grew more pronounced.
- The sharp pungency of the vinegar cut through the richness of the dish.
- Despite its small size, the wasabi packed a powerful pungency that cleared my sinuses instantly.
FAQs About the word pungency
wit having a sharp and caustic quality, a strong odor or taste property
acerbity, acidity,bitterness, bite, poignancy, edge, sharpness, poignance, acridness,spice
softness, softness, gentleness, mildness, mildness,gentleness, kindliness,kindliness
The pungency of the chili peppers overwhelmed my taste buds, leaving a fiery sensation in my mouth.
As I sliced the onions, the sharp pungency made tears stream down my cheeks.
The pungency of the garlic added depth and flavor to the pasta sauce.
A hint of pungency lingered in the air after I chopped the fresh ginger for the stir-fry.