Collocations withtaste
These are words often used in combination withtaste.
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acrid taste
It has an acrid taste, with a slight to pungent odor.
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aesthetic taste
Under these precepts, if aesthetic taste is not shared with those who generally have the power to determine it, then "heresy" would be the designated result.
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arbiter of taste
If so who is to be the arbiter of taste?
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bad taste
We are left with a bad taste from either choice.
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bitter taste
For the democratic opposition and its supporters, the event left the bitter taste of defeat.
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consumer taste
Hence, producing a good design for a dashboard is a clever mixture between functionality, design, and anticipation of consumer taste.
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distinctive taste
I understand also that the coffee has a distinctive taste, which may not please the majority of people unless they are used to it.
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good taste
The veil of prudery and so-called good taste must be torn aside from this subject.
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individual taste
That is a matter of individual taste.
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literary taste
Sutermeister here displays remarkable powers of orchestration, a real gift for the dramatic moment, and a high degree of literary taste.
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matter of taste
We would also claim that language is inherently interesting, but this is ultimately a matter of taste.
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metallic taste
Packaged in specially lined cans intended to reduce metallic taste.
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musical taste
As a second variable, the influence of media on musical taste should not be disregarded.
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personal taste
This may be a personal taste.
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poor taste
This is in poor taste.
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popular taste
It was found to be too long, introverted, and serious for popular taste.
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salty taste
The presence of sodium chloride gives sweat a salty taste.
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sense of taste
Tinned herring have been thoroughly spoiled for anyone with any sense of taste by being deluged in cheap tomato sauce.
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smoky taste
A bark extract from shagbark hickory is also used in an edible syrup similar to maple syrup, with a slightly bitter, smoky taste.
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sour taste
But the satisfaction that we, the audience, took in it also left a sour taste in my mouth.
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taste aversion
Thus, at least some individual lizards may be able to overcome their initial taste aversion.
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taste receptor
However, the receptor-independent process involves the diffusion of bitter, amphiphilic chemicals like quinine across the taste receptor cell membranes.
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taste sensation
The cell bodies for the afferent nerves are found in the geniculate ganglion for taste sensation.
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unpleasant taste
That has left a very unpleasant taste in the mouths of many respectable citizens.
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