Definition Synonyms
Definition of palatable - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
tastepleasant to taste
- The chef made the dish more palatable with fresh herbs..
2.
satisfactionacceptable or satisfactory to the mind
- The proposal was palatable to all parties involved.
Expressions with palatable
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change something to be more agreeable or acceptable
They added spices to make the dish palatable.
Origin of palatable
Latin, palatum (palate)
Terms with palatable included in their meaning
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palatable
make a situation more acceptable
Examples of palatable in a sentence
The wine was quite palatable with the meal. The compromise was palatable to the committee. His explanation was palatable to the audience.
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- French:savoureux, acceptable, ...
- German:schmackhaft, akzeptabel, ...
- Italian:appetibile, accettabile, ...
- Spanish:sabroso, aceptable, ...
- Portuguese:saboroso, aceitável, ...
- Chinese:美味的, 可以接受的, ...
- Japanese:美味しい, 受け入れられる, ...
- Arabic:مُسْتَسَاغ, مَقْبُول, ...
- Hebrew:טָעִים, מִתְקַבֵּל עַל הַדַּעַת, ...
- Russian:вкусный, приемлемый, ...
- Ukrainian:смачний, прийнятний, ...
- Hindi:स्वादिष्ट, स्वीकार्य, ...
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