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tastelessness

/ˈteɪst.ləs.nəs/

Traducción: Sustantivo que denota la cualidad o estado de carecer de sabor, o la cualidad de carecer de sentido estético o de adecuación social.

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noun

/ˈteɪst.ləs.nəs/C1formal
  • esSustantivo que denota la cualidad o estado de carecer de sabor, o la cualidad de carecer de sentido estético o de adecuación social.

A noun referring to the quality or state of lacking flavor, or the quality of being lacking in aesthetic or social appropriateness.

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  1. Lack of flavorB2formal

    The quality of having no taste or flavor; being bland or insipid.

    esFalta de sabor

    • The tastelessness of the soup was disappointing after all the spices we added.
    • He complained about the tastelessness of the boiled chicken.
    • The dish was criticized for its overall tastelessness.

    Sinónimosblandnessflavorlessnessinsipidityinsipidnessjejunenesssavorlessnessunpalatabilityvapidityvapidnessweakness

    Antónimosflavorrelishsavorzest

  2. Lack of aesthetic or social judgmentB2formal

    The quality of being vulgar, inappropriate, or showing poor judgment in style, behavior, or art.

    esFalta de gusto

    • The tastelessness of the joke offended many people at the party.
    • Her outfit was criticized for its tastelessness and lack of coordination.
    • The movie was full of tastelessness, relying on crude humor.

    Sinónimoscoarsenesscrudenessgarishnessgaudinessgrossnessindelicacyinelegancetackinessvulgarity

    Antónimosclassdiscernmentelegancegracerefinementsophisticationstyletaste

Formas
  • tastelessnesses plural form
  • tastelessnesses' possessive plural form
  • tastelessness's possessive singular form
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