Meaning & use
Sapid
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Having a pleasant or distinct flavor; palatable.
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The chef praised the sapid broth simmered with fresh herbs.
Critics called the novel's dialogue sapid and full of wit, echoing the word's rarer figurative sense.
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Rare in everyday speech but common in its opposite, 'insipid,' which describes something lacking flavor or interest.
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