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tastably

tastably adverb: so as to be detectable by the sense of taste.

Adverb

tastably (not comparable)

  1. So as to be detectable by the sense of taste.
    • Not only euphonious, but simple: all Chablis is called Chablis; the superior vineyards are labelled Premier Cru and the best Grand Cru. The three are tastably different, age in different ways.2005, Hugh Johnson, Wine: A Life Uncorked, page 140

Origin of tastably

From tastable + -ly.

Questions about tastably

What does tastably mean?
Tastably means so as to be detectable by the sense of taste.
What part of speech is tastably?
Tastably is an adverb.

Words near tastably in the dictionary

  1. Tassone
  2. Tassones
  3. tasswage
  4. tast
  5. tastable
  6. tastably
  7. tastant
  8. tastants
  9. taste
  10. taste blood
  11. taste bud

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