Definition
Definition of delectability - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
tasteRare extreme appetizingness or deliciousnessRare
- The delectability of the cake made it irresistible.
2.
sensesRare the quality of being highly pleasing to the sensesRare
- The delectability of the dish was unmatched.
Origin of delectability
Latin, delectare (to delight) + -ability (quality of)
Examples of delectability in a sentence
Everyone praised the delectability of the homemade pie. The chef's reputation was built on the delectability of his desserts. Guests raved about the delectability of the wine selection.
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- French:goût, plaisir, ...
- German:Köstlichkeit, Gaumenfreude, ...
- Italian:deliziosità, delizia, ...
- Spanish:sabor exquisito, exquisitez, ...
- Portuguese:deliciosidade, saborosidade, ...
- Chinese:美味, ...
- Japanese:美味しさ, 美味, ...
- Arabic:لَذاذَة, مَذاق لَذيذ, ...
- Hebrew:טְעִימוּת, הֲנָאָה חוּשִׁים, ...
- Russian:вкусность, восхитительность, ...
- Ukrainian:смакота, вишуканість, ...
- Hindi:स्वादिष्टता, रुचिकरता, ...
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