tasted

[teɪstɪd]

tasted Definition

• 1. past tense and past participle of 'taste'
• 2. perceived flavor or quality of something that is perceived through the sense of taste

Using tasted: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "tasted" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  I tasted the soup before adding salt.

• Example

  She tasted the wine and declared it to be excellent.

• Example

  He tasted the cake and said it was too sweet.

tasted Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for tasted

• sampled
• tried
• tested
• savored

Phrases with tasted

• acquired taste

  a liking for something that is not enjoyed by most people at first

  Example

  Sushi is an acquired taste, but now I love it.

• leave a bad taste in one's mouth

  to create an unpleasant memory or feeling

  Example

  The way he treated his employees left a bad taste in my mouth.

• sweet taste of success

  the enjoyment of achieving a goal or succeeding in something

  Example

  After years of hard work, she finally tasted the sweet taste of success.

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Summary: tasted in Brief

The word 'tasted' [teɪstɪd] is the past tense and past participle of 'taste'. It refers to the perceived flavor or quality of something through the sense of taste. Examples include 'I tasted the soup before adding salt.' and 'She tasted the wine and declared it to be excellent.' Phrases like 'acquired taste' and 'leave a bad taste in one's mouth' denote a liking for something not enjoyed by most people and an unpleasant memory or feeling, respectively.