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Meaning of taste
The primary meaning of the word "taste" is the sensation of flavor perceived by the tongue, or a person's preference or liking for something.
Etymology of taste
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Synonyms
flavor
savor
relish
palate
preference
liking
fondness
appetite
inclination
penchant
affinity
fondness
sensitivity
discernment
appreciation
enjoyment
delight
pleasure
sensation
perception
experience
sensation
awareness
consciousness
feeling
sensation
experience
perception
awareness
consciousness
feeling
sensibility
sensitivity
refinement
culture
sophistication
elegance
refinement
culture
discrimination
judgment
distinction
subtlety
nuance
complexity
depth
richness
intensity
strength
weakness
mildness
bitterness
sweetness
sourness
saltiness
umami
pungency
astringency
acidity
tartness
zing
zest
piquancy
spiciness
heat
warmth
coolness
coldness
freshness
staleness
mustiness
moldiness
rancidity
putridity
fetidness
foulness
offensiveness
nastiness
disgust
distaste
aversion
dislike
disrelish
distaste
disgust
repugnance
repulsion
revulsion
abhorrence
loathing
hatred
detestation
abomination
execration
odium
animosity
hostility
antipathy
aversion
disfavor
disapproval
displeasure
dissatisfaction
discontent
unhappiness
displeasure
irritation
annoyance
vexation
exasperation
frustration
anger
indignation
outrage
resentment
bitterness
rancor
acrimony
acerbity
asperity
severity
harshness
cruelty
brutality
savagery
barbarity
inhumanity
ruthlessness
mercilessness
pitilessness
heartlessness
callousness
insensitivity
unfeelingness
indifference
apathy
unconcern
disinterest
lack
want
need
deficiency
absence
dearth
scarcity
shortage
insufficiency
inadequacy
incompleteness
imperfection
defect
flaw
fault
blemish
imperfection
defect
shortcoming
failing
weakness
frailty
vulnerability
susceptibility
sensitivity
delicacy
daintiness
fragility
tenderness
gentleness
softness
subtlety
fineness
nicety
precision
exactness
accuracy
correctness
propriety
fitness
suitability
aptness
appropriateness
correctness
rightness
justness
fairness
equity
impartiality
justice
morality
ethics
principle
standard
criterion
gauge
measure
benchmark
yardstick
touchstone
standard
norm
average
mean
median
mode
par
level
degree
grade
rank
rating
score
evaluation
assessment
appraisal
estimation
judgment
opinion
view
attitude
stance
position
perspective
outlook
mindset
mentality
psychology
philosophy
ideology
doctrine
creed
dogma
tenet
principle
conviction
belief
faith
trust
confidence
reliance
dependence
certainty
assurance
sureness
surety
security
safety
protection
defense
safeguard
shield
screen
barrier
obstruction
hindrance
impediment
blockage
blockade
stoppage
cessation
pause
halt
stay
arrest
check
restraint
limitation
restriction
prohibition
ban
taboo
interdict
anathema
curse
execration
malediction
imprecation
denunciation
condemnation
censure
disapproval
disfavor
dislike
distaste
disgust
abhorrence
loathing
hatred
detestation
abomination
execration
odium
animosity
hostility
antipathy
aversion
disfavor
disapproval
displeasure
dissatisfaction
discontent
unhappiness
displeasure
irritation
annoyance
vexation
exasperation
frustration
anger
indignation
outrage
resentment
bitterness
rancor
acrimony
asperity
severity
harshness
cruelty
brutality
savagery
barbarity
inhumanity
ruthlessness
mercilessness
pitilessness
heartlessness
callousness
insensitivity
unfeelingness
indifference
apathy
unconcern
disinterest
Definitions
- The sensation of flavor perceived by the tongue, especially when it comes into contact with a substance, such as food or drink
- A person's preference or liking for something, especially food, drink, or music
- The ability to appreciate or enjoy something, such as art, literature, or nature
- A small amount of a substance, especially food or drink, taken to test its flavor or quality