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palatable

1 of 1adjective
/ˈpælətəbəl/
Forms:more palatable,most palatable
1

(of food or drink) having a pleasant taste

  • The soup was palatable, with a perfect balance of flavors and seasoning.
  • Despite being a picky eater, he found the dish quite palatable and finished his plate.
  • The wine had a palatable sweetness that complemented the rich flavors of the meal.
  • She prepared a palatable vegetarian dish that even meat lovers enjoyed.
  • The chef focused on creating palatable meals that satisfied both health-conscious diners and food enthusiasts.
Synonyms:
tastydelectablemouthwateringscrumptioustoothsomeappetizingsavorylusciouspleasant-tastingyummydelicious
Antonyms:
unpalatable
2

(of ideas and suggestions) pleasing and acceptable

  • They offered a palatable solution that everyone could agree on.
  • He presented the idea in a palatable manner to ensure it would be accepted.
  • The board appreciated the palatable adjustments to the project’s budget.
  • The proposed changes were made palatable by emphasizing their benefits.
  • The compromise was designed to be palatable to both parties involved in the negotiation.