Do you know other words to say ‘delicious’?
Today we will learn about the substitutes of ‘delicious’.
Let’s start.
- Toothsome: extremely pleasing to the sense of taste.
E.g. “The restaurant which once served a toothsome steak has closed.” - Savory: full of flavor, delicious and tasty; usually something that someone has cooked.
E.g. “She placed a huge dish of savory steaming meat before him.” - Zestful: a taste which is spicy and flavorsome.
E.g. “The drink has a zestful black cherry flavor.” - Scrumptious: extremely appetizing or delicious.
E.g. “We had a scrumptious lunch.” - Palatable: acceptable to the palate; pleasant to taste.
E.g. “The meal was barely palatable.” - Luscious: having a pleasingly rich, sweet taste.
E.g. “The dessert has great appearance and luscious flavor.” - Delectable: looking or tasting extremely good.
E.g. “The vegetable makes the food delectable.” - Enticing: attractive or tempting; alluring.
E.g. “An enticing smell came from the kitchen.” - Ambrosial: exceptionally pleasing to taste or smell; especially delicious or fragrant.
E.g. “We can smell the ambrosial aroma of the roast.” - Sapid: having a strong, pleasant taste.
E.g. “You should try this, the food has a sapid, harmonic taste.”
Compiled and written by @sherlydarmali for @EnglishTips4U on Sunday, August 26, 2018.