soave

[ swah-vey; Italian saw-ah-ve ]

noun

1. a dry, white wine from Verona, Italy.

Soave

/ ˈswɑːveɪ /

noun

1. a dry white wine from the Veneto region of NE Italy

Word History and Origins

Origin of soave¹

1940–45; < Italian < Latin suāvis sweet

Word History and Origins

Origin of soave¹

C20: named after a town near Verona where it is produced

Example Sentences

“Tim Walz seems incredibly nervous,” The Hill’s Robby Soave said in a tweet.

From Salon

Jill Soave - the mother of another 17-year-old victim, Justin Shilling - was the second parent to speak.

From BBC

"Take your time," Gray told Mandel, before her co-host Robby Soave, a libertarian, stepped in.

From Salon

"I mean, everybody is weighing in against wokeness," Soave said.

From Salon

Soave went on to define "wokeness" as " the tendency to punish people formally or often informally for expressing ideas using language that is very new that no one would have objected to like five seconds ago."

From Salon