savoriness (Meaning)

Wordnet

savoriness (n)

having an appetizing flavor

Webster

The quality of being savory.

No weak antonyms found.

The chef's expert seasoning imparted an irresistible savoriness to the dish.
The roasted vegetables exuded a tantalizing savoriness that whetted appetites.
The aged cheese boasted a complex savoriness that lingered on the palate.
The umami-rich sauce added a touch of savoriness to the otherwise bland pasta.
The subtle savoriness of the grilled steak complemented the sweetness of the accompanying glaze.
The savory aroma of the baking bread filled the house with a warm and inviting scent.
The combination of herbs and spices lent a remarkable savoriness to the creamy soup.
The cured meats and pungent cheeseboard offered a symphony of savory flavors.
The smoky savoriness of the barbecue ribs tantalized taste buds and left a lingering desire for more.
The rich and savory broth of the long-simmered stew was a comforting and nostalgic treat.

having an appetizing flavorThe quality of being savory.

deliciousness, delectability, savor, palatability, tastiness, edibility,lusciousness, palatableness, savour, edibleness

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

The chef's expert seasoning imparted an irresistible savoriness to the dish.

The roasted vegetables exuded a tantalizing savoriness that whetted appetites.

The aged cheese boasted a complex savoriness that lingered on the palate.

The umami-rich sauce added a touch of savoriness to the otherwise bland pasta.