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piquancy

/ˈpiː.kən.si/

Traducción: Cualidad de lo que resulta agradablemente picante o especiado al paladar, o bien, en sentido figurado, propiedad de algo que estimula o despierta el interés, la curiosidad o la mente de manera atractiva o provocativa.

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noun

/ˈpiː.kən.si/C1formal
  • esCualidad de lo que resulta agradablemente picante o especiado al paladar, o bien, en sentido figurado, propiedad de algo que estimula o despierta el interés, la curiosidad o la mente de manera atractiva o provocativa.

A noun referring to a pleasantly sharp or spicy quality, or the quality of being agreeably stimulating or exciting to the mind.

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  1. Tart spicy qualityB2formalculinary

    A pleasantly sharp, tangy, or spicy flavor that stimulates the taste buds.

    esCualidad picante y agradable

    • The piquancy of the salsa came from the fresh lime and chili.
    • She added a dash of vinegar to give the dish some piquancy.
    • The chef balanced the piquancy with a touch of sweetness.

    Sinónimosbitekickpungencysharpnessspicetangtartnesszestzip

    Antónimosblandnessmildness

  2. Stimulating or exciting qualityC1formal

    The quality of being agreeably stimulating, intriguing, or mentally exciting.

    esCualidad de ser estimulante o intrigante

    • The piquancy of her remarks kept the audience engaged.
    • His writing has a certain piquancy that makes it memorable.
    • The conversation had a piquancy that made it far from dull.

    Sinónimosexcitementintriguekickpunchspicestimulationtangzest

    Antónimosblandnessdullnessflatnessinsipiditytedium

Formas
  • piquancies plural form
  • piquancies' possessive plural form
  • piquancy's possessive singular form
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