sense of taste (Meaning)
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sense of taste (n)
the faculty of distinguishing sweet, sour, bitter, and salty properties in the mouth
Synonyms & Antonyms of sense of taste
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sense of taste Sentence Examples
- The chef's masterful use of spices tantalized our taste buds with a symphony of flavors.
- The bitter almond extract left a lingering unpleasantness on my palate.
- The sour lemon juice evoked a puckering sensation that puckered my lips.
- The sweet chocolate melted in my mouth, releasing a burst of sugary delight.
- The salty chips satisfied my craving for a savory snack.
- The refreshing mint tea left a cool and invigorating taste in my mouth.
- The bland oatmeal lacked any discernible taste, leaving me feeling uninspired.
- The umami-rich broth enhanced the flavor of the ramen, creating a satisfying depth of taste.
- The metallic aftertaste of the silver spoon marred the otherwise exquisite dessert.
- The pungent aroma of the blue cheese stimulated my taste buds, heightening the anticipation of its strong flavor.
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the faculty of distinguishing sweet, sour, bitter, and salty properties in the mouth
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No antonyms found.
The chef's masterful use of spices tantalized our taste buds with a symphony of flavors.
The bitter almond extract left a lingering unpleasantness on my palate.
The sour lemon juice evoked a puckering sensation that puckered my lips.
The sweet chocolate melted in my mouth, releasing a burst of sugary delight.
