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taste

[teyst] / teɪst /




NOUN
capacity to sense flavor
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The 35-year-old figured maybe a dozen or so people might turn up and brought seven cakes to make sure everyone would get a taste.

From BBC

As I look back on my fondest memories savoring raita, I’m reminded less of its nutritional benefits and more of its taste.

From Salon

“I remember those dishes with great pleasure and I can never get them as good as they tasted when my mother served them.”

From The Wall Street Journal

“It doesn’t do a thing, you know, for what the ketchup tastes like.”

From The Wall Street Journal

At times their own desires and tastes take a backseat to the demands of others, and Nguyen also captures moments when candid feelings of frustration and ambivalence slip through.

From Salon