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pungency

noun as in acidity

noun as in bitterness

noun as in kick

noun as in raciness

noun as in seasoning

noun as in spice

noun as in zest

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Example Sentences

Rumphius identified the fruit's tough outer skin as the source of its pungency, noting how the people of Indonesia's Ambon Island had a habit of disposing of the noxious rinds on the shoreline.

From Salon

But, he argues, the pungency of ammonia is actually a benefit.

From BBC

Submerging sliced onion in ice water for 10 minutes can also reduce its pungency.

But, he argues, the pungency of ammonia is actually a benefit.

From BBC

The books in this week’s newsletter, though, make bracing use of that famed predilection for pungency.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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