flavorful
/ˈfleɪvərfʊl/adjective★Intermediate— full of rich, distinct taste
informal
Having a strong, pleasant taste or aroma; rich in flavor.
The flavorful soup warmed me up on the cold winter day.
The soup had a rich and satisfying taste that made me feel warm.
She chose a flavorful wine to pair with the meal.
She selected a wine with a strong, pleasant taste to complement the food.
💡
Often used to describe food, drinks, or other items with a strong, enjoyable taste or smell.
Collocations
flavorful disha meal with a rich, distinct tasteflavorful spicesspices that add a strong, pleasant taste
Antonyms
💡Pro Tip
Usage in Descriptions
Use 'flavorful' to emphasize the richness of taste in food, drinks, or even scents.
📖Word Origin
From 'flavor' (Middle English 'flavour') + '-ful' (suffix meaning 'full of').
📝Usage Notes
Commonly used in culinary contexts to describe food or drinks with a strong, enjoyable taste. Can also describe other things with a strong, pleasant quality, such as a flavorful perfume.
Word Breakdown
flavor
taste or aroma
root-ful
full of
suffixEnglish Dictionary