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taste

[teyst] / teɪst /




NOUN
capacity to sense flavor
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There’s no good answer, though I always refer to what author Jay McInerney wrote in his 1984 book “Bright Lights, Big City”: “Taste . . . is a matter of taste.”

From The Wall Street Journal

After decades of repression, the nation’s new leaders offered many Guatemalans their first taste of democracy.

From Salon

There were too many children running around, and the food didn’t taste right.

From The Wall Street Journal

Once celebrated as pioneers of taste in the 1990s, the tide of public opinion on 40-year-olds turned after the release of the iPhone 17 last September.

From BBC

Other social media users called the clip "insensitive", "triggering" and in "poor taste".

From BBC