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Definition of delectable - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
tastedelicious and highly pleasing to taste or smell
- The aroma of delectable fresh-baked cookies filled the room..
2.
aestheticsvery attractive or appealing
- She wore a delectable dress to the party.
Origin of delectable
Latin, delectare (to delight)
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desirable
luscious or delectable, stimulating interest
Examples of delectable in a sentence
Her delectable perfume lingered in the air. The delectable aroma filled the room. His delectable voice captivated the audience.
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- French:délicieux, délectable, ...
- German:köstlich, reizvoll, ...
- Italian:squisito, incantevole, ...
- Spanish:exquisito, atractivo, ...
- Portuguese:delicioso, encantador, ...
- Chinese:美味的, 诱人的, ...
- Japanese:美味しい, 魅惑的な, ...
- Arabic:لَذِيذ, فاتن, ...
- Hebrew:טָעִים, מַקְסִים, ...
- Russian:восхитительный, ...
- Ukrainian:смачний, спокусливий, ...
- Hindi:स्वादिष्ट, मनोहर, ...
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