The Opposite(Antonym) of “disrelishable”
The antonyms of disrelishable are delicious, appetizing, and savory. These antonyms describe food that is enjoyable, tasty, and appealing to the senses.
Explore all Antonyms of “disrelishable”
Definitions and Examples of delicious, appetizing, savory
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Highly pleasing to the senses, especially taste and smell.
Example
The cake was delicious and everyone wanted a second slice.
Appealing to the appetite or stimulating hunger.
Example
The aroma of the freshly baked bread was so appetizing that it made my mouth water.
Pleasant or agreeable in taste or smell; not sweet.
Example
The savory aroma of the grilled steak filled the room and made everyone's stomachs growl.
Key Differences: delicious vs appetizing vs savory
- 1Delicious emphasizes the pleasure of the taste and smell of food.
- 2Appetizing emphasizes the ability of food to stimulate hunger and desire.
- 3Savory emphasizes the agreeable taste and smell of food that is not sweet.
Effective Usage of delicious, appetizing, savory
- 1Describing Food: Use these antonyms to describe food in a positive way.
- 2Cooking: Use these antonyms to describe the desired outcome of a recipe.
- 3Restaurant Reviews: Use these antonyms to write reviews about food and dining experiences.
Remember this!
The antonyms of disrelishable describe food that is enjoyable, tasty, and appealing to the senses. Delicious emphasizes the pleasure of taste and smell, appetizing emphasizes the ability of food to stimulate hunger and desire, and savory emphasizes the agreeable taste and smell of food that is not sweet. Use these antonyms to describe food positively, cooking, and restaurant reviews.
