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palatable

/ˈpæl.ə.tə.bəl/

Traduction: Qualifie un aliment ou une boisson agréable au goût ; s'emploie aussi au sens figuré pour désigner quelque chose d'acceptable ou d'agréable pour l'esprit.

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adjective

/ˈpæl.ə.tə.bəl/C1formalculinary
  • frQualifie un aliment ou une boisson agréable au goût ; s'emploie aussi au sens figuré pour désigner quelque chose d'acceptable ou d'agréable pour l'esprit.

Describes food or drink that is pleasant to taste; also used figuratively to describe something that is acceptable or agreeable to the mind.

  1. Pleasant to tasteB2formal

    Having a pleasant or acceptable taste.

    frAgréable au goût

    • The chef made the dish more palatable with fresh herbs.
    • The medicine was not very palatable, but she took it anyway.
    • The wine was surprisingly palatable for its low price.

    Synonymesappetizingdelectabledeliciousflavorfulsavorytasty

    Antonymesbitterdistastefultastelessunpalatableunsavory

  2. Acceptable or agreeableC1formal

    Pleasant or acceptable to the mind or senses.

    frAgréable, acceptable

    • The compromise was palatable to both sides of the negotiation.
    • His explanation was not palatable to the angry customers.
    • The idea of moving abroad became more palatable over time.

    Synonymesacceptableagreeableall rightfinenicepleasantpleasingsatisfactory

    Antonymesdisagreeabledistastefulobjectionableunacceptableunpleasantunsavory

Formes
  • more palatable comparative form
  • most palatable superlative form
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