flavorless
- adjective
- /ˈfleɪvərləs/
- US
- The skin was chewy and almost flavorless, but the pulp was fig-like, and the seeds tasted like cashews.
- flavorless chicken
- flavorless meat
- flavorless sandwich
It's kind of like, like, crunchy, flavorless fries.
- It's kind of like, like, crunchy, flavorless fries.
- When you are experiencing anhedonia, life seems Gray and flavorless.
- Pasta is like slimy, flavorless noodle.
Examples
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This will prevent the dishes you eat from tasting bland and flavorless.
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Plain egg whites can taste flavorless, each bite a reminder that they're lacking exactly what makes eggs delicious: the creamy yolk.
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If you put it in raw, it's completely flavorless.
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Life became gray and flavorless.
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To lose weight or be healthy does not mean that you need to eat flavorless, bland food.
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At least most of the food at the dinner I described was edible, just rather flavorless.
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I will go on the record to say that I do not like waxy, flavorless tomatoes, though.
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Tomatoes are my favorite fruit, but I wouldn't pay a dime a dozen for the flavorless kind found in ordinary supermarkets.
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Wally chewed the flavorless sandwich without much enthusiasm, his eyes fixed on the screen.
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Craig and his dad are sitting in the hospital cafeteria, sharing a meal of flavorless sandwiches and lukewarm coffee.
Synonyms
Not lively and often weak in taste or sound
Food that has a very weak taste and little or no strong flavor
Having little taste and being boring
Having little or no flavor when you eat it
Not looking, smelling, or tasting good so you do not want to eat it
Food or drink that has little taste
Food or a dish that is not pleasant to eat because it has little taste
Antonyms
How Flavorful
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Flavorless comes from the word flavor (meaning 'taste') plus the ending -less (meaning 'without'). So it literally means 'without taste', which is why we use it for food that is bland or has no noticeable taste.