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sample
experience, action
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smack
flavour, activity
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relish
flavour, activity
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preference
liking, like
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predilection
liking, opinion
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savor
experience, judge
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liking
opinion, inclination
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partiality
liking, like
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feel
experience, atmosphere
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try
action, sample
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fancy
liking, characteristic
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mouthful
bite, tiny sample
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penchant
liking, inclination
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fondness
like, opinion
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savour
flavour, activity
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experience
participate, feelings
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appreciation
judgment, affection
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touch
judge, big
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appetite
desire, like
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bit
model, thing
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discernment
judgement, wish
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know
experience, participate
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tang
flavour, activity
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flavor
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elegance
judgement, refinement
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morsel
model, thing
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undergo
experience, participate
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palate
inclination, capacity to sense flavor
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style
judgement, judgment
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dash
big, tiny sample
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grace
judgement, refinement
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desire
inclination, wish
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bite
thing, morsel
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test
judge, sample
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sip
action, thing
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weakness
like, inclination
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tastefulness
judgement, style
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sense
activity, perception
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refinement
perception, judgment
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perceive
judge
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tastenoun
Synonyms:
smack, smatch -
tastenoun
To sample the flavor of something orally.
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smatch, smack -
tasteverb
To have a taste.
The chicken tasted great.
Synonyms:
smack, smatch -
tastenoun
: A small amount of experience with something that gives a sense of its quality as a whole.
Synonyms:
smack, smatch
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taste
Synonyms:
gustation, savor, flavor, sapidity, relish, perception, judgment, discernment, nicety, critique, sensibility, choice, zest, predilection, delicacy, elegancy, refinementAntonyms:
non-gustation, ill-savor, insipidity, disrelish, non-preception, indiscrimination, indiscernment, indelicacy, coarseness, inelegancy
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taste, taste sensation, gustatory sensation, taste perception, gustatory perceptionnoun
the sensation that results when taste buds in the tongue and throat convey information about the chemical composition of a soluble stimulus
«the candy left him with a bad taste»; «the melon had a delicious taste»
Synonyms:
perceptiveness, taste sensation, appreciation, mouthful, sense of taste, gustatory perception, predilection, gustatory sensation, taste perception, preference, tasting, gustation, gustatory modality, penchant, discernment -
preference, penchant, predilection, tastenoun
a strong liking
«my own preference is for good literature»; «the Irish have a penchant for blarney»
Synonyms:
taste perception, predilection, appreciation, taste sensation, druthers, perceptiveness, tasting, gustation, gustatory perception, penchant, preference, sense of taste, orientation, discernment, gustatory sensation, gustatory modality, mouthful -
taste, appreciation, discernment, perceptivenessnoun
delicate discrimination (especially of aesthetic values)
«arrogance and lack of taste contributed to his rapid success»; «to ask at that particular time was the ultimate in bad taste»
Synonyms:
taste perception, savvy, predilection, appreciation, taste sensation, perceptiveness, insight, tasting, gustation, gustatory perception, perceptivity, hold, penchant, judgement, sagaciousness, preference, sense of taste, admiration, discretion, apprehension, grasp, understanding, judgment, discernment, sagacity, gustatory sensation, gustatory modality, mouthful -
tastenoun
a brief experience of something
«he got a taste of life on the wild side»; «she enjoyed her brief taste of independence»
Synonyms:
perceptiveness, taste sensation, appreciation, mouthful, sense of taste, gustatory perception, predilection, gustatory sensation, taste perception, preference, tasting, gustation, gustatory modality, penchant, discernment -
taste, mouthfulnoun
a small amount eaten or drunk
«take a taste—you’ll like it»
Synonyms:
perceptiveness, taste sensation, appreciation, mouthful, sense of taste, gustatory perception, predilection, gustatory sensation, taste perception, preference, tasting, gustation, gustatory modality, penchant, discernment -
taste, gustation, sense of taste, gustatory modalitynoun
the faculty of distinguishing sweet, sour, bitter, and salty properties in the mouth
«his cold deprived him of his sense of taste»
Synonyms:
perceptiveness, taste sensation, appreciation, mouthful, sense of taste, gustatory perception, predilection, gustatory sensation, taste perception, preference, tasting, gustation, gustatory modality, penchant, discernment -
taste, tastingverb
a kind of sensing; distinguishing substances by means of the taste buds
«a wine tasting»
Synonyms:
taste perception, predilection, appreciation, taste sensation, perceptiveness, tasting, gustation, gustatory perception, penchant, savouring, preference, sense of taste, savoring, degustation, discernment, gustatory sensation, gustatory modality, mouthful, relishing -
taste, savor, savourverb
have flavor; taste of something
Synonyms:
bask, smack, enjoy, try, sample, savour, try out, relish, savor -
tasteverb
perceive by the sense of taste
«Can you taste the garlic?»
Synonyms:
try, smack, savor, try out, savour, sample -
sample, try, try out, tasteverb
take a sample of
«Try these new crackers»; «Sample the regional dishes»
Synonyms:
attempt, examine, stress, adjudicate, strain, audition, essay, seek, savour, assay, try, prove, test, try on, smack, hear, experiment, try out, sample, judge, render, savor -
smack, tasteverb
have a distinctive or characteristic taste
«This tastes of nutmeg»
Synonyms:
smack, sample, try, thwack, savour, try out, peck, smell, reek, savor -
tasteverb
distinguish flavors
«We tasted wines last night»
Synonyms:
try, smack, savor, try out, savour, sample -
tasteverb
experience briefly
«The ex-slave tasted freedom shortly before she died»
Synonyms:
try, smack, savor, try out, savour, sample
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Dictionary of English SynonymesRate these synonyms:4.0 / 1 vote
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tasteverb
Synonyms:
try the flavor of, test by the tongue -
tasteverb
Synonyms:
experience, perceive, feel -
tasteverb
Synonyms:
try the flavor -
tasteverb
Synonyms:
smack, savor, have a smack or flavor -
tasteverb
Synonyms:
have perception, have experience -
tastenoun
Synonyms:
flavor, relish, savor, zest, gusto, GOÛT -
tastenoun
Synonyms:
dash, infusion, admixture, sprinkling, tincture -
tastenoun
Synonyms:
sense of taste -
tastenoun
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fondness, liking, partiality -
tastenoun
Synonyms:
discernment (of beauty or excellence), judgment (of propriety), nice perception
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tastenoun
Synonyms:
tasting gustation, degustation, flavor, savor, tang, race, relish, goût, saporosity, sapor, gusto, gust, sapidity, liking, fondness, appetite, appetency, tincture, infusion, dash, soupçon, discernment, discrimination, foretaste, prelibationAntonyms:
dowdiness, tawdriness, distaste vulgarityAssociated words:
gustatory, saporific
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List of paraphrases for «taste»:
flavour, liking, flavor, tasting, gusto, aftertaste, flavours, foretaste, palatability, papillae, snack, gust, appetite, fondness, reverence, inclination
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How to use taste in a sentence?
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Caroline Cederquist:
If you’re looking for a lower calorie alternative, avoid the flavored vodkas and spiced rums and go for the original or ‘plain’ option offered, if you are looking for a flavor boost, try low-calorie mixers like a flavored seltzer or fresh squeezed lemon or lime. This will provide the taste without the calories.
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George Santayana:
Matters of religion should never be matters of controversy. We neither argue with a lover about his taste, not condemn him, if we are just, for knowing so human a passion.
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Christopher Finazzo:
We wanted to make sure we had something that lived up to the expectations of the Whopper, we’ve done sort of a blind taste test with our franchisees, with people in the office, with my partners on the executive team, and virtually nobody can tell the difference.
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Andy Fecko:
You simply can not filter out the taste and odor.
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Jordan Spieth:
Last year definitely left a bad taste in my mouth, i’ve been looking to get back, looking at trying to get some revenge.
Translations for taste
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- ذوق, ذاق, تَذَوَّقَ, ذاقَ, طعمArabic
- смакBelarusian
- вкусвам, вкус, опитвамBulgarian
- gust, sabor, gustar, tastar, tastCatalan, Valencian
- ochutnat, chuť, vkus, chutnatCzech
- smagDanish
- Geschmack, kosten, SchmeckenGerman
- γεύση, πρόγευση, γεύομαι, προτίμηση, δοκιμάζωGreek
- gusto, gustumiEsperanto
- gusto, muestra, gustar, probar, catar, gustosSpanish
- maitseEstonian
- dastamenBasque
- طعم, چشیدن, مزه داشتن, مزه, خوا, طعم و مزهPersian
- maku, maistaa, maistua, makuaistiFinnish
- goûter, avant-goût, goût, essayer, saveurFrench
- priuweWestern Frisian
- tástáil, blasIrish
- blas, blaisScottish Gaelic
- gustarGalician
- ચાખવુ, સ્વાદGujarati
- स्वादHindi
- íz, ízlés, kóstol, ízlik, ízlel, megízlel, megkóstolHungarian
- ճաշակ, համ, համտեսելArmenian
- rasaIndonesian
- gustarIdo
- bragðast, forsmekkur, smekkur, bragða, smakka, bragðIcelandic
- assaporare, provare, gusto, inclinazione, assaggiare, godere, gustareItalian
- טַעַםHebrew
- 趣味, 味, 味わう, 味覚, 嘗める, 味がするJapanese
- ರುಚಿKannada
- 미각Korean
- چاخ, تامKurdish
- gusto, gustumLatin
- skonisLithuanian
- garšot, garšaLatvian
- ngutungutuMāori
- smaak, smaken, proevenDutch
- smak, smake, smakebitNorwegian
- tast, gost, tastarOccitan
- smak, smakowaćPolish
- paladar, prova, [[sentir]] [[o]] [[gosto]] ([[de]]), [[ter]] [[gosto]] [[de]], gosto, provar, experimentarPortuguese
- llaqwayQuechua
- gost, gust, gustar, gusterRomansh
- gust, gustaRomanian
- вкус, пробовать, попробовать, иметь вкусRussian
- gustuSardinian
- probatiSerbo-Croatian
- smak, tycke, smaka, smakprov, smakbit, provsmakaSwedish
- kionjoSwahili
- சுவைTamil
- రుచిTelugu
- ลิ้มรสThai
- çeşni, tat, damak zevkiTurkish
- смакUkrainian
- ذائقہUrdu
- nếm, vị giác, có mùi, nếm thửVietnamese
- טעםYiddish
- 味道Chinese
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as in flavor
the property of a substance that can be identified by the sense of taste
I can’t stand the taste of cherry-flavored cough syrup
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as in bite
a small piece or quantity of food
I’ll just have a taste of your dessert
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as in liking
positive regard for something
trying to develop a taste for classical music
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as in to experience
to come to a knowledge of (something) by living through it
an adventurer who has tasted danger and lived to tell the tale
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as in to sense
to have a vague awareness of
by your language I can taste that something is wrong
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1614 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ tˈe͡ɪst], [ tˈeɪst], [ t_ˈeɪ_s_t]
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Similar words for taste:
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mouthful (adjective)
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other relevant words (adjective)
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pretentious (adjective)
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allowance (noun)
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appetite (noun)
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appetizer (noun)
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appreciation (noun)
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artistry (noun)
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a small quantity (noun)
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atmosphere (noun)
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attention (noun)
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behavior (noun)
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capacity to sense flavor (noun)
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commission (noun)
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cultivation (noun)
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cup of tea (noun)
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custom (noun)
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dash (noun)
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desire (noun)
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discernment (noun)
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discrimination (noun)
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dividend (noun)
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drink (noun)
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ear (noun)
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feeling (noun)
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flair (noun)
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flavor (noun)
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flavor of some quality (noun)
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gustatory modality (noun)
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gustatory perception (noun)
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gustatory sensation (noun)
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gusto (noun)
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hint (noun)
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inclination (noun)
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inclination, preference (noun)
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judgment, propriety (noun)
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leaning (noun)
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love (noun)
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manners (noun)
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meal (noun)
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mouthful (noun)
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other relevant words (noun)
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percentage (noun)
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perception (noun)
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pinch (noun)
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portion (noun)
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propriety (noun)
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refinement (noun)
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relish (noun)
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salt (noun)
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sapor (noun)
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sense (noun)
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sensibility (noun)
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share (noun)
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smidgen (noun)
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soupçon (noun)
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sprinkling (noun)
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style (noun)
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taste (noun)
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texture (noun)
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touch (noun)
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trace (noun)
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warp and woof (noun)
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weakness (noun)
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weak point (noun)
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bite (verb)
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cognition (verb)
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dip into (verb)
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eat (verb)
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experience (verb)
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feel (verb)
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judge, try (verb)
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know (verb)
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lick (verb)
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nosh (verb)
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relish (verb)
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sip (verb)
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touch (verb)
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try (verb)
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try on/try out (verb)
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feel
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know
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lick
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nosh
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sip
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touch
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other relevant words (noun)
How to use «taste» in context?
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Hypernyms for taste
Hyponyms for taste
Antonyms for taste
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adj.
• mouthful (adjective)
- biter,
- gulper,
- Piecer,
- taster.
• Other relevant words: (adjective)
- characteristic,
- quality,
- opinion.
• pretentious (adjective)
- rude,
- crass.
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- intuition,
- palate,
- brilliance,
- vision,
- clarity,
- intellect,
- common sense,
- reason,
- wisdom,
- intelligence.
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- circumstance,
- drive,
- bang,
- situation,
- climate,
- background,
- kick,
- position,
- wallop,
- state of affairs,
- event,
- context,
- jolt,
- oomph,
- piquancy,
- suggestion,
- conditions,
- environment,
- zip,
- ginger.
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•
- susceptibility,
- acumen,
- liking,
- bond,
- acuteness.
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•
- sensation,
- suggest,
- emotion,
- undercurrent,
- frame of mind,
- mood,
- heart,
- temper,
- your inner self,
- passion.
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- feel,
- texture,
- feelings.
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- form,
- go,
- appear,
- participate,
- look,
- undergo,
- come over,
- be,
- grow,
- go through,
- become,
- get.
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- understand,
- see the light,
- work out,
- deduce,
- have a feel for something,
- fall/fit into place,
- get the idea,
- make sense of something,
- comprehend.
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- crumb,
- C,
- cake,
- bowl,
- bed,
- batch,
- bowlful,
- can.
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- encounter,
- endure,
- be reared on something,
- receive.
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- catch,
- scent,
- sniff out,
- sniff.
• allowance (noun)
- in-heritance,
- in-heritances,
- in heritance,
- be-quest,
- be quests,
- be quest,
- be-quests,
- in heritances.
• appetite (noun)
- big eyes,
- gluttony,
- Propensities,
- Gluttonies,
- zeal.
• appetizer (noun)
- canape,
- aperitif,
- munchies,
- antipasto,
- antipasti,
- canapes,
- aperitifs.
• appreciation (noun)
- appreciation.
• artistry (noun)
- virtuosities,
- craftships.
• a small quantity (noun)
- Bitting.
• atmosphere (noun)
- sur-roundings,
- sur roundings.
• attention (noun)
- ear.
• behavior (noun)
- Tenues,
- Habits,
- tenue,
- way of life,
- etiquette,
- what’s done.
• capacity to sense flavor (noun)
- gout,
- gustation,
- tongue,
- Taste Buds.
• commission (noun)
- cutins,
- rakeoffs,
- piece action,
- Cutin,
- piece the action,
- factorages,
- dis counts,
- vigorishes,
- rake offs,
- rakeoff,
- cut ins,
- dis-counts,
- cut-ins.
• cultivation (noun)
- aestheticisms,
- refined tastes,
- good tastes.
• cup of tea (noun)
- one’s thing.
• custom (noun)
- de-signs,
- de-sign,
- inheritences,
- de signs,
- pre-cept,
- matter course,
- pre cept,
- unwritten rules,
- de sign.
• dash (noun)
- few drop.
• desire (noun)
- appetite.
• discernment (noun)
- discernment.
• discrimination (noun)
- selectiveness,
- selectivity,
- Percipience,
- Astucity,
- subtlety.
• dividend (noun)
- Re-turn,
- re turn,
- re-turns,
- re turns.
• drink (noun)
- glass,
- gulp,
- thirst quencher,
- potation.
• ear (noun)
- sensitivities,
- Re-mark.
• feeling (noun)
- empathy.
• flair (noun)
- chics.
• flavor (noun)
- flavor,
- deliciousness,
- goodness,
- delectability,
- savoriness,
- toothsomeness,
- pepperiness.
• flavor of some quality (noun)
- zing,
- tang,
- sweet,
- smack,
- punch,
- palatableness,
- sting,
- zest.
• gustatory modality (noun)
- gustatory modality.
• gustatory perception (noun)
- gustatory perception.
• gustatory sensation (noun)
- gustatory sensation.
• gusto (noun)
- de light,
- de lights,
- de-lights,
- de-light.
• hint (noun)
- flea in ear,
- tip off,
- glimmerings,
- inference,
- tipoff,
- in formation,
- telltales,
- word to wise,
- adumbration.
• inclination (noun)
- dis positions,
- de sire,
- pre dispositions,
- velleities,
- dis-position,
- dis-positions,
- de-sires,
- pre disposition,
- de-sire,
- dis position,
- drutherses,
- de sires,
- pre-dispositions,
- pre-disposition.
• inclination, preference (noun)
- disposition,
- prepossession,
- appetence,
- type,
- thing,
- understanding,
- desire,
- bent,
- tendency,
- soft spot,
- comprehension,
- predisposition.
• judgment, propriety (noun)
- finesse,
- correctness,
- restraint,
- penetration,
- grace,
- nicety,
- distinction,
- politeness,
- discretion,
- elegance,
- polish,
- decorum,
- tactfulness,
- tact.
• leaning (noun)
- inclinings.
• love (noun)
- devotedness,
- love,
- mad for,
- Ardency.
• manners (noun)
- p’s q’s,
- ps qs,
- p q,
- p and q,
- good breedings,
- ps and qs.
• meal (noun)
- meat,
- consumption,
- spread,
- banquet,
- dinner,
- ingestion,
- feast,
- breakfast,
- nutriment,
- snack,
- food,
- lunch,
- fare,
- grub,
- repast,
- meal,
- picnic,
- board,
- sustenance,
- bread,
- foodstuff,
- barbecue,
- cuisine,
- feed.
• mouthful (noun)
- mouthful.
• Other relevant words: (noun)
- Sapor,
- morsel,
- partiality,
- behavior,
- lovings,
- minim,
- trace,
- tittle,
- favoritism,
- property,
- inheritence,
- Factorage,
- remittance,
- groundings,
- fifty-fifty,
- velleity,
- gusto,
- holdout,
- dewdrops,
- eye,
- suavity,
- Palates,
- craftship,
- meed,
- pungencies,
- nibble,
- teardrop,
- commission,
- halvers,
- formality,
- footmarks,
- tad,
- good taste,
- nib,
- niggle,
- Halver,
- share,
- sapidity,
- Remittances,
- judgment,
- drop,
- percentage,
- brain wave,
- Mouthfuls,
- scale,
- tastefulness,
- Carrots,
- Measures,
- jigger,
- few drops,
- handfuls,
- dash,
- conventionalism,
- small amount,
- fine points,
- discrimination,
- astringencies,
- smidgen,
- holdouts,
- custom,
- lick,
- brokerage,
- brunch,
- PEARLS,
- bite,
- winnings,
- rake off,
- sensibility,
- pinch,
- piece,
- salt,
- weakness,
- predilection,
- snip,
- established way,
- cut-in,
- modicum,
- in sight,
- Partage,
- indemnity,
- stub,
- spiciness,
- small bit,
- sprinkling,
- few,
- courtliness,
- dewdrop,
- hint,
- established ways,
- dividend,
- fine point,
- flair,
- big idea,
- brokerages,
- atmosphere,
- leaning,
- niceness,
- inclination,
- small amounts,
- FEWS,
- touch,
- cultivation,
- virtuosity,
- percents,
- pungency,
- Scatterings,
- payment,
- perception,
- rake-offs,
- folkway,
- vigorish,
- wee bit,
- Ort,
- penchant,
- juice,
- TADS,
- percent,
- rake-off,
- refinement,
- portion,
- manners,
- Qualities,
- light meal,
- meeds,
- Quotum,
- shavings,
- good breeding,
- cup of tea,
- Aestheticism,
- artistry,
- carrot,
- saltiness,
- sodium chloride,
- unwritten law,
- intellection,
- little,
- leanings,
- druthers,
- sourness,
- mite,
- style,
- light meals,
- unwritten rule,
- allowance,
- graciousness,
- conventionalisms,
- refined taste,
- footmark,
- brunches,
- speck,
- piece of the action,
- astringency,
- bit,
- NIBS,
- folkways,
- little bit,
- feeling,
- intellections,
- workmanship,
- teardrops,
- relish,
- drink.
• percentage (noun)
- pro portion,
- pro portions,
- pro-portions,
- pro-portion.
• perception (noun)
- brain waves,
- big ideas,
- in sights,
- apprehendings,
- in-sights,
- realizings,
- in-sight.
• pinch (noun)
- small quantity.
• portion (noun)
- plum,
- smithereens,
- piece of action,
- smithereen.
• propriety (noun)
- suitability,
- appropriateness,
- seemliness,
- propriety,
- fittingness.
• refinement (noun)
- courtlinesses,
- graciousnesses,
- fine tunings.
• relish (noun)
- sapidities,
- enjoyings.
• salt (noun)
- sodium chlorides.
• sapor (noun)
- sournesses,
- saltinesses,
- spicinesses.
• sense (noun)
- kinesthesia.
• sensibility (noun)
- vibe,
- vibes.
•
- fifty-fifties,
- fifty fifty,
- fiftyfifties,
- fifty fifties,
- quotums,
- partages,
- fiftyfifty.
• smidgen (noun)
- little bits,
- wee bits,
- small bits.
• soupçon (noun)
- de gree,
- de grees,
- de-grees,
- de-gree.
• sprinkling (noun)
- severals,
- powderings.
• style (noun)
- Dressiness.
• taste (noun)
- charm,
- class,
- Purism,
- delicacy.
• texture (noun)
- tissue,
- intermixture,
- woof,
- flexibility,
- intermixtures,
- woofs,
- Tissues.
• touch (noun)
- rubbing,
- palpation,
- Taction,
- fondling,
- rubbings,
- touchings,
- Palpations.
• trace (noun)
- re-main,
- re-mains,
- re-cord,
- re main,
- re cords,
- re cord,
- re mains,
- re-cords.
• warp and woof (noun)
- warp-woof,
- warp woof.
• weakness (noun)
- invalidities,
- sore point,
- inconstancies,
- invalidity,
- inconstancy,
- faintness,
- vitiation,
- chink in armor.
• weak point (noun)
- weak-point.
-
v.
• bite (verb)
- takes chunk out of,
- taking a chunk out of,
- chawed on,
- took a chunk out of,
- chawing on,
- take chunk out of,
- chaws on,
- taking chunk out of,
- took chunk out of,
- takes a chunk out of.
• cognition (verb)
- taste.
• dip into (verb)
- thumbed through,
- glances at,
- playing at,
- dip in to,
- glancing at,
- rifling through,
- leafed through,
- glanced at,
- thumbing through,
- played at,
- leafs through,
- runs over,
- glancing over,
- rifles through,
- glanced over,
- runs through,
- thumbs through,
- flipping through,
- plays at,
- flips through,
- rifled through,
- flipped through,
- glances over,
- leafing through.
• eat (verb)
- sup,
- consume,
- ingest,
- dine,
- devour.
• experience (verb)
- come up against,
- meet with,
- partake of,
- appreciate,
- be exposed to,
- have knowledge of,
- run up against.
• feel (verb)
- hadst a hunch,
- re marking,
- art impressed,
- has hunch,
- dis cern,
- am sensible of,
- wert impressed,
- haddest a hunch,
- un derwent,
- takes heart,
- gets touch,
- had funny feeling,
- wert excited,
- hath vibes,
- under-going,
- art sensitive,
- are sensitive,
- wert turned to,
- being sensitive,
- under-went,
- am turned to,
- is aware of,
- am aware of,
- am sensitive,
- art affected,
- taking to heart,
- being turned to,
- is sensitive,
- gotten touch,
- under-gone,
- am excited,
- re-marking,
- getting vibes,
- re marked,
- haddest hunch,
- hast hunch,
- took to heart,
- was turned to,
- being turned on to,
- under-stands,
- are excited,
- were affected,
- were sensible of,
- wast excited,
- haddest vibes,
- is impressed,
- wert aware of,
- art sensible of,
- having hunch,
- getting touch,
- gets vibes,
- are sensible of,
- wast turned on to,
- were excited,
- having vibes,
- hast vibes,
- hadst hunch,
- gotten vibes,
- were aware of,
- were turned on to,
- hath a hunch,
- am affected,
- wast affected,
- were impressed,
- is sensible of,
- having funny feeling,
- art aware of,
- are affected,
- being impressed,
- taking heart,
- gat vibes,
- got touch,
- hath hunch,
- un-derwent,
- under stood,
- get touch,
- being sensible of,
- being excited,
- wert sensible of,
- hadst vibes,
- wert turned on to,
- is excited,
- took heart,
- was sensitive,
- are turned on to,
- under stands,
- is affected,
- art turned on to,
- is turned to,
- were sensitive,
- had hunch,
- wast sensitive,
- under gone,
- was affected,
- gat touch,
- was turned on to,
- be turned to,
- hadst funny feeling,
- was excited,
- re-marked,
- under going,
- wert affected,
- are turned to,
- wast impressed,
- am impressed,
- hast funny feeling,
- gotten in touch,
- were turned to,
- am turned on to,
- are aware of,
- hath funny feeling,
- being affected,
- wast aware of,
- dis-cern,
- under-stood,
- haddest funny feeling,
- gat in touch,
- art turned to,
- takes to heart,
- wert sensitive,
- wast sensible of,
- is turned on to,
- having a hunch,
- under went,
- got vibes,
- getting in touch,
- had vibes,
- was sensible of,
- was impressed,
- has vibes,
- under stand,
- are impressed,
- gets in touch,
- wast turned to,
- had a hunch,
- has funny feeling,
- hast a hunch.
• judge, try (verb)
- assay,
- differentiate,
- test,
- sample,
- discern,
- enjoy,
- try the flavor of,
- criticize,
- perceive,
- chew,
- distinguish.
• know (verb)
- got acquainted,
- gets acquainted,
- wast friends with,
- being acquainted with,
- were friends with,
- wert friends with,
- art friends with,
- has dealings with,
- wast acquainted with,
- hast dealings with,
- gotten acquainted,
- had dealings with,
- haddest dealings with,
- is friends with,
- getting acquainted,
- having dealings with,
- hath dealings with,
- hadst dealings with,
- art acquainted with,
- are friends with,
- were acquainted with,
- are acquainted with,
- was acquainted with,
- wert acquainted with,
- am acquainted with,
- was friends with,
- gat acquainted,
- being friends with.
• lick (verb)
- laps against,
- moved over,
- moves over,
- lapping against,
- lapped against,
- moving over.
• nosh (verb)
- eats between meals,
- ate between meals.
• relish (verb)
- luxuriating in,
- reveling in,
- luxuriated in,
- revels in,
- are fond of,
- art fond of,
- reveled in,
- luxuriates in,
- were fond of,
- wast fond of,
- revelling in,
- is fond of,
- wert fond of,
- was fond of,
- being fond of,
- revelled in.
• sip (verb)
- drank in,
- drunk in,
- drinks in.
• touch (verb)
- impinges up on,
- in spect,
- impinge up on,
- wert contact,
- pro-bed,
- feeling up,
- impinged up on,
- wast in contact,
- lays finger on,
- lays a finger on,
- laid a finger on,
- Percussed,
- impinges upon,
- be contact,
- is in contact,
- butting on,
- laying finger on,
- butted on,
- art in contact,
- in-spects,
- pro bed,
- being contact,
- re ached,
- came together,
- laying a finger on,
- are in contact,
- impinging upon,
- am in contact,
- am contact,
- wast contact,
- were in contact,
- in spects,
- impinging up on,
- re-aching,
- art contact,
- are contact,
- percusses,
- wert in contact,
- is contact,
- re-ached,
- Percussing,
- re aching,
- was in contact,
- being in contact,
- were contact,
- butts on,
- was contact,
- feels up,
- laid finger on,
- in-spect.
• try (verb)
- puts the proof,
- puts to the proof,
- put the proof,
- put to proof,
- putting to test,
- put test,
- putting to the proof,
- puts to the test,
- puts the test,
- putting the test,
- put proof,
- puts to test,
- putting to the test,
- putting test,
- putting proof,
- puts test,
- putting the proof,
- put to test,
- put the test,
- puts proof,
- putting to proof,
- puts to proof.
• try on/try out (verb)
- hadst dry run,
- give try,
- having dry run,
- hadst a fitting,
- having a fitting,
- hath fitting,
- had a fitting,
- have fitting,
- having a dry run,
- haddest dry run,
- gives try,
- tries for size,
- hast fitting,
- haddest fitting,
- hast dry run,
- putting into practice,
- hast a fitting,
- has dry run,
- had dry run,
- has a fitting,
- put in to practice,
- puts in to practice,
- giving try,
- puts into practice,
- has fitting,
- hadst fitting,
- having fitting,
- putting in to practice,
- gives a try,
- hast a dry run,
- gave a try,
- haddest a fitting,
- hath a dry run,
- have dry run,
- trying for size,
- had a dry run,
- hath a fitting,
- hath dry run,
- gave try,
- haddest a dry run,
- had fitting,
- hadst a dry run,
- tried for size,
- giving a try,
- has a dry run.
-
Other synonyms:
-
•
- fill up,
- eat in,
- zesty,
- dine out,
- innocuousness,
- dine on,
- dine in,
- jejuneness,
- wateriness,
- live on,
- flavoring,
- imbibe,
- insipidity,
- sense,
- eat out,
- seasoner,
- olfactory,
- insipidness,
- aftertaste,
- affection,
- Washiness,
- acetous,
- tangy,
- wishy-washiness,
- acerb,
- unappetizing,
- drink up,
- drink down.
-
•
- unpalatable,
- tart,
- putrid,
- unsavory,
- hunger,
- partake,
- vapidness,
- whisker,
- inhabit,
- pungent,
- saccharine,
- fashion,
- condiment,
- flavorless,
- acidulous,
- stomach,
- whiff,
- aroma,
- insipid,
- thirst,
- polish off,
- foretaste,
- vapidity,
- sour,
- seasoning,
- spice,
- acrid.
-
•
- acid,
- piquant,
- semblance,
- bitter,
- tasteless,
- distasteful,
- indulge,
- finish,
- genius,
- nosh,
- stale,
- culture,
- attachment,
- fancy,
- sugary,
- quench,
- acerbic,
- intimation,
- spicy,
- fondness,
- poignant.
-
•
- hair,
- ghost,
- harsh,
- flat,
- tinge,
- streak,
- suffer,
- whisper,
- experience.
-
•
- shadow,
- bland,
- rotten,
- get down,
- body.
-
•
- breath.
-
•
- manage.
-
•
- dry.
-
•
- drain,
- find,
- shade,
- have.
-
•
- meet.
-
•
- bad.
-
•
- sharp,
- see.
-
•
- take.
• feel
- take to heart,
- be aware of,
- take heart,
- has a hunch,
- feels,
- get in touch,
- be turned on to,
- got in touch,
- have hunch,
- have a hunch,
- be impressed,
- be affected,
- be sensitive,
- being aware of,
- get vibes,
- have funny feeling,
- was aware of,
- be excited,
- have vibes,
- be sensible of.
• know
- be friends with,
- get acquainted,
- have dealings with,
- be acquainted with,
- Experiencing,
- is acquainted with.
• lick
- osculate,
- move over,
- tongued,
- licking,
- Tonguing,
- lap against,
- Lapped.
• nosh
- eating between meals,
- eat between meals.
• Other relevant words:
- Relished,
- running over,
- flip through,
- auditioning,
- try,
- leaf through,
- glance over,
- run over,
- play at,
- put to the proof,
- Scanned,
- dip into,
- try on,
- put into practice,
- give a try,
- trying on,
- auditioned,
- Toothing,
- know,
- have a dry run,
- rifle through,
- be fond of,
- try out,
- eaten,
- savor,
- put to the test,
- eat,
- glance at,
- sip,
- have a fitting,
- eating,
- scanning,
- ran over,
- toothed,
- take a chunk out of,
- Gnawing,
- try for size,
- tasting,
- revel in,
- luxuriate in,
- thumb through,
- tooths,
- chaw on.
• sip
- drink in,
- drinking in,
- Sipped.
• touch
- touching,
- Thumbing,
- Palmed,
- percuss,
- felt up,
- thumb,
- coming together,
- thumbs,
- Patting,
- thumbed,
- impinge upon,
- lay a finger on,
- palms,
- comes together,
- Patted,
- Palming,
- butt on,
- palm,
- impinged upon,
- be in contact,
- lay finger on,
- come together,
- feel up.
• Other relevant words (noun):
- insignificant,
- fastidiousness,
- bask,
- attend,
- hear,
- thole,
- small indefinite quantity,
- merit,
- trifle,
- know about,
- practises,
- view,
- savvy,
- be pleasing,
- trait,
- consider,
- dernier cri,
- judgement,
- value,
- perspicacity,
- appetiser,
- attitude,
- gracefulness,
- aesthetic,
- vogue,
- polydipsia,
- gentility,
- canine appetite,
- permeate,
- peck,
- diet,
- Elegancy,
- beautiful,
- configuration,
- cherish,
- felicitousness,
- dram,
- purity,
- instil,
- suaveness,
- favour,
- gobbet,
- phonism,
- pudding,
- gentle,
- diagnosis,
- gust,
- graceful,
- appreciativeness,
- sundowner,
- enthusiasm,
- odour,
- suspicion,
- idea,
- Fashionableness,
- be conscious of,
- esteem,
- smidgin,
- poignancy,
- Sensorium,
- dainty,
- criticalness,
- erudition,
- bring to test,
- Precisianism,
- perceptivity,
- motif,
- account,
- malodorous,
- seal,
- fairly,
- air,
- manner,
- descry,
- sight,
- differential,
- slenderly,
- face,
- buss,
- differentiation,
- tooth,
- design,
- support,
- degust,
- prestige,
- aspire,
- clearness,
- sagacity,
- dab,
- practice,
- hearing,
- appetency,
- fluency,
- weak point,
- adoration,
- edge,
- degustation,
- genteel,
- consideration,
- urbanity,
- petty,
- excellence,
- shape,
- courtly,
- spark,
- panache,
- attractiveness,
- regard,
- grasp,
- extract,
- hors d’oeuvre,
- drought,
- caution,
- spend,
- figure,
- originally,
- previously,
- ease,
- individualism,
- sampler,
- perspicuity,
- observe,
- reek,
- worldliness,
- education,
- Thirstiness,
- gleam,
- slap,
- lightly,
- cultured,
- pleasure,
- pepper,
- smartness,
- nuances,
- smell,
- find out,
- Savouriness,
- liveliness,
- validate,
- ever,
- saturate,
- Photism,
- keenness,
- proneness,
- flavourful,
- foul,
- curd,
- mannerism,
- flow,
- urbane,
- Mannerliness,
- pick out,
- Gracility,
- prejudice,
- hungriness,
- awareness,
- check,
- need,
- bask in,
- ritziness,
- fetich,
- pretty,
- stand,
- favorite,
- adjudicate,
- chastity,
- conscientiousness,
- titbit,
- knowledgeability,
- bumper,
- fall to,
- hammy,
- leaven,
- stylishness,
- artistic,
- forkful,
- demonstrate,
- example,
- likes and dislikes,
- simplicity,
- pint,
- interpret,
- savouring,
- slimly,
- civility,
- longing,
- tot,
- substantiate,
- infuse,
- refined,
- vigour,
- eagerness,
- unaffectedness,
- Grume,
- warp and woof,
- road-test,
- synesthesia,
- make out,
- poultice,
- sympathy,
- savoring,
- rage,
- chic,
- thought,
- sensillum,
- relishing,
- dough,
- poise,
- felicity,
- spirit,
- cast,
- comeliness,
- latest,
- craving,
- Pulpiness,
- give a tryout,
- sensitivity,
- reasonably,
- favor,
- sixth sense,
- moulder,
- delight in,
- weakly,
- apprehension,
- politesse,
- favouritism,
- particle,
- abide,
- snifter,
- soft,
- count calories,
- agreeable,
- seek,
- penetrate,
- stinking,
- presence,
- infatuation,
- sagaciousness,
- perceptiveness,
- puritanism,
- tastily,
- faintly,
- idiocrasy,
- infiltrate,
- play around with,
- tastiness,
- punctilio,
- singularity,
- pay,
- marking,
- brave,
- flavouring,
- brand,
- scrap,
- elegant,
- taste perception,
- savour,
- pulp,
- last word,
- token,
- examine,
- indulge in,
- propensity,
- vestige,
- anticipation,
- cachet,
- character,
- directness,
- estimation,
- tendentiousness,
- meet up with,
- nugget,
- smattering,
- mouldy,
- ambience,
- chaw,
- neatness,
- stress,
- pizazz,
- representative,
- limpidity,
- instill,
- daintiness,
- enlightenment,
- illustration,
- yearning,
- spot,
- snort,
- proclivity,
- diplomacy,
- fragment,
- hallmark,
- delight,
- lucidity,
- precision,
- sense of taste,
- use,
- salinity,
- fervour,
- appetizer,
- connoisseurship,
- perfectionism,
- pep,
- flavour,
- doubtful,
- attribute,
- likes,
- palpate,
- notice,
- classicism,
- cross-section,
- thimbleful,
- be partial to,
- formerly,
- courteous,
- Classicalism,
- prudishness,
- Scrupulosity,
- be familiar with,
- already,
- specialty,
- chasteness,
- pellucidity,
- cut,
- essence,
- strive,
- keynote,
- enjoyment,
- etc,
- tidbit,
- soupcon,
- pap,
- taint,
- craze,
- impression,
- thwack,
- rob,
- excellent,
- wish,
- bear,
- jam,
- sense organ,
- break bread,
- aby,
- hankering,
- apprehend,
- research,
- idiosyncrasy,
- admiration,
- Diorism,
- trend,
- pervade,
- punctiliousness,
- discuss,
- artisticness,
- bearing,
- confirm,
- schooner,
- vitality,
- censoriousness,
- wink,
- appreciation of differences,
- be subjected to,
- sharpness,
- tolerance,
- tartness,
- learning,
- choosiness,
- have a go,
- lineaments,
- accordant,
- taste sensation,
- dryness,
- be sorry,
- sustain,
- live through,
- dollop,
- turn,
- lately,
- swig,
- sauce,
- pass through,
- render,
- tincture,
- savoir-faire,
- be able to,
- redolence,
- sensory organ,
- tasteful,
- chromesthesia,
- grain,
- slug,
- strictness,
- spoonful,
- attraction,
- scrupulousness,
- meticulousness,
- critique,
- polite,
- stamp,
- make known,
- mark,
- emptiness,
- feature,
- try it on,
- essay,
- once,
- sampling,
- ardour,
- fetish,
- mode,
- urbaneness,
- swatch,
- fed,
- ambiance,
- know of,
- rather,
- trick,
- pitch in,
- earmark,
- thinly,
- five senses,
- bias,
- elite,
- prove,
- scintilla,
- art,
- nip,
- refined palate,
- mold,
- insight,
- avidity,
- priggishness,
- preciseness,
- representation,
- sugariness,
- particularity,
- decency,
- recognize,
- agree with,
- distinctive feature,
- audition,
- judge,
- naturalness,
- experiment,
- earlier,
- umami,
- moderately,
- cultural,
- breeding,
- like,
- fashionable,
- orientation,
- importance,
- impress,
- nature,
- mould,
- swallow,
- delicate,
- tasty,
- crush,
- odor,
- receptor,
- artistic judgment,
- books,
- knowledge,
- quirk,
- fad,
- slightly,
- friendliness,
- identify,
- afford,
- pink,
- recognition,
- smoothness,
- tactility,
- somewhat,
- specimen,
- detect,
- straightforwardness,
- dignity,
- respond,
- verify,
- note,
- badge,
- espy,
- terseness,
- sophistication,
- affinity,
- partly,
- bag,
- sweet tooth,
- index,
- tentative,
- heretofore,
- Cosmopolitanism,
- tapeworm,
- strain,
- peculiarity,
- grip,
- judiciousness,
- differentia,
- preference,
- plainness,
- aesthetic judgment,
- proper,
- senses,
- tastefully.
How to use «Taste» in context?
Taste is one of the five senses. It is the ability to discriminate between different chemicals in the environment and to convert that information into a meaningful experience. Taste perception is complex, and can be affected by a variety of factors, including ambient noise and temperature.
Taste is usually assessed by detecting the ability to detect sweet, sour, salty, bitter, and umami (a savory flavor) flavors. Flavour perception is also associated with smell perception, since many flavor compounds are also smelled. Taste is also important for ingesting food, as it helps us determine whether it is safe to eat.
Paraphrases for Taste:
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Equivalence
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Noun, singular or mass
tasting.
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Noun, singular or mass
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Forward Entailment
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Noun, singular or mass
experience.
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Noun, singular or mass
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Reverse Entailment
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Proper noun, singular
flavours.
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Noun, singular or mass
aftertaste, flavor, foretaste, style.
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Verb, base form
savour.
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Proper noun, singular
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Independent
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Noun, singular or mass
appreciation, feeling, flavouring, gust, inclination, overview, penchant, pleasure, sake, snack, likes, highlights.
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Verb, non-3rd person singular present
are, AM.
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Verb, base form
eat, enjoy, experience, suit.
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Noun, singular or mass
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Other Related
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Noun, singular or mass
appetite, aroma, fondness, gusto, liking, palatability, preference, reverence, scent.
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Noun, singular or mass
Hypernym for Taste:
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v.
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perception
savour, savor.
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perception
Hyponym for Taste:
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n.
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event
experience.
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event
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v.
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cognition
experience, live, know.
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perception
identify.
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cognition
- aftertaste
- aroma
- drive
- ginger
- jolt
- kick
- oomph
- palatableness
- piquancy
- punch
- relish
- sapidity
- savor
- savoriness
- smack
- suggestion
- sweet
- tang
- wallop
- zest
- zing
- zip
- sapor
- bit
- bite
- touch
- appetizer
- dash
- drop
- fragment
- hint
- morsel
- mouthful
- nip
- sampling
- sip
- spoonful
- sprinkling
- suggestion
- swallow
- tidbit
- tincture
- titbit
- trifle
- whiff
- wink
- canapé
- hors d’oeuvre
- soupçon
- appetite
- desire
- fondness
- heart
- palate
- penchant
- type
- understanding
- affection
- appetence
- attachment
- bent
- comprehension
- disposition
- druthers
- fancy
- gusto
- leaning
- liking
- partiality
- predilection
- predisposition
- prepossession
- relish
- stomach
- tendency
- thing
- weakness
- zest
- cup of tea
- soft spot
- appetite
- palate
- appetence
- gout
- gustation
- stomach
- tongue
- taste buds
- appreciation
- culture
- elegance
- feeling
- grace
- perception
- style
- acumen
- acuteness
- correctness
- cultivation
- decorum
- delicacy
- discernment
- discretion
- discrimination
- distinction
- finesse
- nicety
- penetration
- polish
- politeness
- refinement
- restraint
- susceptibility
- tact
- tactfulness
- tastefulness
- aestheticism
- good taste
- bite
- chew
- eat
- enjoy
- sample
- savor
- sip
- assay
- criticize
- differentiate
- discern
- distinguish
- lick
- nibble
- partake
- perceive
- relish
- sense
- test
- touch
- try the flavor of
- appreciate
- feel
- savor
- encounter
- know
- perceive
- undergo
- be exposed to
- come up against
- have knowledge of
- meet with
- partake of
- run up against
On this page you’ll find 293 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to taste, such as: aftertaste, aroma, drive, ginger, jolt, and kick.
- lot
- aversion
- disgust
- dislike
- distaste
- hate
- hatred
- indifference
- loathing
- repulsion
- animosity
- antipathy
- apathy
- disinterest
- disinclination
- bad manners
- carelessness
- ignorance
- impoliteness
- indiscretion
- rudeness
- thoughtlessness
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WORDS RELATED TO TASTE
- aid
- alimony
- allocation
- allotment
- annuity
- apportionment
- bequest
- bite
- bounty
- commission
- contribution
- cut
- endowment
- fee
- fellowship
- gift
- grant
- honorarium
- inheritance
- interest
- legacy
- lot
- measure
- part
- pay
- pension
- piece
- portion
- prize
- quantity
- quota
- ration
- recompense
- remittance
- salary
- scholarship
- share
- slice
- stint
- stipend
- subsidy
- taste
- wage
- appetence
- appetency
- appetition
- big eyes
- craving
- demand
- fondness
- gluttony
- greed
- hankering
- hunger
- inclination
- itch
- liking
- longing
- lust
- passion
- penchant
- proclivity
- propensity
- ravenousness
- relish
- soft spot
- stomach
- sweet tooth
- taste
- thirst
- urge
- voracity
- weakness
- willingness
- yearning
- yen
- zeal
- zest
- antipasto
- aperitif
- canapé
- cocktail
- crudités
- dip
- finger food
- hors d’oeuvre
- munchies
- spread
- taste
- tidbit
- antipastos
- aperitifs
- canapés
- cocktails
- dips
- finger foods
- hors d’oeuvres
- munchies
- relishes
- samples
- spreads
- tastes
- tidbits
- ability
- accomplishment
- artfulness
- brilliance
- craftship
- creativity
- finesse
- flair
- genius
- mastery
- proficiency
- style
- talent
- taste
- touch
- virtuosity
- workmanship
- air
- ambience
- aura
- background
- character
- climate
- color
- environment
- feel
- feeling
- flavor
- impression
- local color
- medium
- mood
- place
- property
- quality
- scene
- semblance
- sense
- space
- spirit
- surroundings
- taste
- tone
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