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delectable
[ dih-lek-tuh-buhl ]
adjective
- delightful; highly pleasing; enjoyable:
a delectable witticism.
Synonyms: entertaining, amusing, agreeable, gratifying, pleasurable
Antonyms: distasteful, disagreeable
- delicious:
a delectable dinner.
Antonyms: distasteful, disagreeable
noun
- an especially appealing or appetizing food or dish:
a buffet table spread with delectables.
delectable
/ dɪˈlɛktəbəl /
adjective
- highly enjoyable, esp pleasing to the taste; delightful
Derived Forms
- deˈlectableness, noun
- deˈlectably, adverb
Other Words From
- de·lecta·ble·ness de·lecta·bili·ty noun
- de·lecta·bly adverb
- unde·lecta·ble adjective
- unde·lecta·bly adverb
Word History and Origins
Origin of delectable1
Word History and Origins
Origin of delectable1
Example Sentences
Audiences wouldn’t mind if this delectable pairing — LuPone said she’s heard comparison to Burns and Allen — would keep going.
When the production came to the Ahmanson last summer, I noted that Creel, “infusing every line reading with delectable originality,” had only gotten better.
Does she think it’s more necessary to keep the Democratic coalition fired up heading into the convention and beyond, or to signal to swing voters that she’s ready to smash some shale rock to smithereens and huff up its delectable hydrocarbons?
BATA’s Chef Tyler Fenton also shared a delectable seasonal recipe that’s reflective of the restaurant’s ethos, but can easily be made at home: Charred summer squash with boshi koji sauce, spiced pecans and alliums.
Some of the best meatballs can be had at Sorella, a swanky Italian restaurant located in Kendall Yards that also serves delectable arancini and boasts quite an extensive wine list.
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