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Definition of Taste property
1. Noun. A property appreciated via the sense of taste.
Specialized synonyms: Rancidness, Spice, Spicery, Spiciness, Acidity, Sour, Sourness, Sweet, Sweetness, Bitter, Bitterness, Palatability, Palatableness, Unpalatability, Unpalatableness
Attributes: Tasty, Tasteless
Lexicographical Neighbors of Taste Property
Literary usage of Taste property
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. A Short history of Aryan medical science by Bhagavat Siṃhajī (1896)
"There are certain drugs whose taste, property, power, and consequence of action
are analogous, and yet the effects produced by them are quite dissimilar. ..."
2. Translation of the second book of the Ramayan, from the Hindi of Tulsi Das by Tulasīdāsa, Tulasī Dāsa, Tulsidas, Adalut Khan (1871)
"Gave them to all with entreaties and salutation, after describing their taste,
property, virtue and name. (They added,) " You are (the personification) of ..."
3. Forty-odd Years in the Literary Shopby James Lauren Ford by James Lauren Ford (1921)
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