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raciness

/ˈreɪ.si.nəs/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa a qualidade de ser vivo, energético ou levemente ousado, frequentemente associado a um sabor marcante ou a um comportamento/linguagem que beira o indecente.

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noun

/ˈreɪ.si.nəs/C1formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa a qualidade de ser vivo, energético ou levemente ousado, frequentemente associado a um sabor marcante ou a um comportamento/linguagem que beira o indecente.

A noun referring to a quality of being lively, spirited, or slightly suggestive in nature, often associated with a strong flavor or with behavior or language that borders on being risqué.

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  1. Pungent flavor or aromaC1formalculinary

    A quality of having a strong, sharp, or distinctive taste or smell, often associated with certain foods or drinks.

    ptSabor Picante

    • The raciness of the aged cheese was quite pronounced.
    • He enjoyed the raciness of the spicy chili.
    • The wine had a certain raciness that complemented the meal.

    Sinônimosbitekickpiquancysharpnessspicetangzest

    Antônimosblandnessinsipiditymildnessneutralitytastelessness

  2. Lively or suggestive qualityC1informal

    A quality of being lively, spirited, or slightly indecent in a way that is often considered exciting or amusing.

    ptPicância

    • The comedian's jokes had a certain raciness that made the audience laugh.
    • The novel was criticized for its raciness and explicit content.
    • Her outfit had a touch of raciness that turned heads.

    Sinônimoslivelinessnaughtinesspiquancyspicespiritednesszest

    Antônimosblandnessdullnessproprietytameness

Formas
  • racinesses plural form
  • racinesses' possessive plural form
  • raciness's possessive singular form
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