Definitions and Examples of flavored, tasty, savory
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Having a distinct taste or flavor added to it.
Example
The ice cream parlor offers a variety of flavored ice creams, including chocolate, strawberry, and vanilla.
Having a pleasant and satisfying flavor; delicious.
Example
The chef's signature dish is a tasty combination of spices and herbs that leaves customers wanting more.
Having a rich, full, and pleasant taste; flavorful.
Example
The roasted chicken was seasoned with a savory blend of herbs and spices that made it irresistible.
Key Differences: flavored vs tasty vs savory
- 1Flavored refers to something that has had a specific taste or flavor added to it.
- 2Tasty describes something that is generally pleasing to the palate and has a good flavor.
- 3Savory describes something that has a rich and full flavor, often with a hint of saltiness.
Effective Usage of flavored, tasty, savory
- 1Food and Drinks: Use these antonyms to describe the taste of food and drinks.
- 2Cooking: Use these words to describe the desired taste of a dish when cooking.
- 3Reviews: Incorporate these words in reviews of food and drinks to describe their taste.
Remember this!
The antonyms of flavorless are flavored, tasty, and savory. Use these words to describe the taste of food and drinks, when cooking, or in reviews to convey a pleasant and enjoyable flavor.