palatable

Example Sentences

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It plays out in workplaces, in media, in culture — anywhere power decides whose truth is palatable and whose is a liability.

From Salon

What makes capitalism palatable is the incredible wealth it produces.

From Barron's

What makes capitalism palatable is the incredible wealth it produces.

From Barron's

The improvement is a sign that more buyers are finding home purchases palatable even at recent rates—a good sign for demand in 2026.

From Barron's

Economists term this “financial repression,” a politically more palatable means of dealing with burdensome government debt than tax hikes or spending cuts.

From Barron's