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flavored

flavored

3.6
Having a particular style or feeling, like humor
  • adjective
  • /ˈfleɪvərd/
  • US
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  • This tea is flavored with delicate notes of jasmine and peach.

Of course, that's been that's been flavored differently and and some dramatical portrayals of this, but he killed them.

Examples

  • Did you hear about new Ninja flavored Mountain Dew, dude?

  • They also have a green tea flavored glaze, right?

  • We're going to have a wildly flavored popcorn taste test.

  • Joey, I want you to try a salmon flavoured burger.

  • So when I'm craving like a sugary drink, especially like soda, I could just grab my flavored water from Arab.

  • My favorite cocktail is the new French vanilla Siroc flavored coquito.

  • So it's a pork and beans flavored cake with Maple syrup frosting.

  • The dessert was flavored with rich chocolate and a hint of mint.

  • She prefers her drinks flavored with natural fruit extracts rather than artificial sweeteners.

Synonyms

flavorful
vsflavored
  • US
18 2.3

Having a strong, pleasant taste

is broader, meaning affected by style or influence rather than only taste
spiced
vsflavored
3 1.7

Has the taste of spices like cinnamon or cloves

is broader, meaning affected by a particular style or character
redolent
vsflavored
2 7.6

Having a strong smell of flowers or baking

is about general quality or influence rather than smells specifically

Antonyms

neutral
24 3.5

Not having strong or noticeable qualities

unaffected
3 3.9

Not changed or harmed by something and not showing strong feeling

Compounds

sweet-flavored
2.8

Tasting like sugar or honey

strong-flavored
4.0

Having a very powerful taste that you notice right away, like cheese or coffee

How Influenced

saturated
1 3.9
flavored
  • US
3.6
neutral
24 3.5

Surface Forms

flavored positive
flavoured positive

Morphology

flavored = flavor (semi-transparent) = flavor + ed

The adjectival use is derived from 'flavor' + '-ed' but here the meaning is figurative ('influenced by' or 'marked by'), so the relation is clear but metaphorical.

Etymology

Flavored comes from flavor meaning 'taste', and people use it now like 'spiced' to say something has a small added quality or style; so when a story is flavored with humor it has a touch of that quality.