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taste

[teyst] / teɪst /




NOUN
capacity to sense flavor
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Her melodramatic sorrow at her stilted relationship with Alexis is palpable even as she mourns her daughter’s unwillingness to join her on a wine tasting tour in France . . . when Alexis was seven.

From Salon

"That show was a real manifesto of my taste," she said, "a bit left-field and very cheeky."

From BBC

If you were angry when you made fattoush, it would taste bitter.

From Literature

Then I nibbled grains of corn off the cob, savoring the slightly burnt taste as if I’d never eaten roasted corn before.

From Literature

“She has amazing taste, and I also love that she’s self-taught. She’s doing this because she loves it. Plus, she has a truck,” Adams said.

From Los Angeles Times