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taste

Definition for taste

noun as in flavor

noun as in tiny sample

noun as in capacity to sense flavor

Strongest matches

appetite, palate

Weak match

taste buds

verb as in judge, try

verb as in experience

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Example Sentences

Within the Sardinia blue zone, one study found centenarians and near-centenarians were more likely to carry a specific form of the gene TAS2R38, which codes for a protein involved in bitter taste response.

The blue zones are also under assault from Saul Newman, an Australian researcher at University College London with a taste for sarcasm.

"I have very eclectic taste, so sometimes people say, 'You really like that?' And I'm like, 'Yeah, I really like that. And if you pay attention, you might like it too.'"

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I have very eclectic taste, so sometimes people say, "You really like that?"

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Over the course of two days, each patient received single doses of 1.5g of sodium oxybate or placebo that was matched by its taste, smell, color, and appearance to the drug.

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

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