to flavored
- verb
- /ˈfleɪvərd/
- US
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sazonado
- The chef flavored the soup with fresh herbs and spices to enhance its taste.
It's not as strong as like if it was flavored dill pickle.
- It's not as strong as like if it was flavored dill pickle.
Examples
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According to Webster, a chocolate cake is any cake that is flavored with melted chocolate, cocoa, or both.
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We took a neutral grain spirit and mixed it with the maltodextrin and then flavored it as it would be with gin.
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It's not as strong as like if it was flavored dill pickle.
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It's so it's called green split pea, but it has some flavored flavored with pork shoulder bacon.
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According to Webster, a chocolate cake is any cake that is flavored with melted chocolate, cocoa, or both.
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We do that by alternating layers of flavored syrup and sugars, and they tumble in these pans until the shell builds up.
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She flavored the cake with vanilla extract to give it a rich aroma.
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He flavored the water with lemon slices for a refreshing drink.
Synonyms
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4.1
Tastes salty or spicy rather than sweet
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2.3
Having a strong, pleasant taste
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1.7
Has the taste of spices like cinnamon or cloves
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3.3
With the right amount of salt and spices so it tastes great
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3.5
Made with herbs like rosemary or basil
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4.3
Having a strong and pleasant taste
Made with brandy, often by soaking fruit in it
Prepared with strong spices to make food spicy
Food preserved with salt so it lasts longer
Made to taste sweet by adding sugar or honey
Tasting like sugar or honey
Having a very powerful taste that you notice right away, like cheese or coffee
Having a strong, sharp taste or smell that you notice quickly
Has a strong, full taste
Antonyms
Compounds
How Flavored
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Flavored is the past form of the verb flavor, which meant 'to give a taste', so something described as flavored has had a taste or seasoning put into it.