aftertaste in Greek
aftertaste in Greek is επίγευση — aftertaste means a taste that lingers in the mouth after eating or drinking something.
aftertaste in Greek
επίγευση
Pronounced: epigefsi
What does "aftertaste" mean?
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noun A taste that lingers in the mouth after eating or drinking something.
"The wine left a bitter aftertaste."
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noun A lingering feeling or impression left by an experience.
"The argument left an unpleasant aftertaste for the rest of the evening."
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aftertaste in a sentence
- The wine left a bitter aftertaste.
- This coffee has a smooth, chocolatey aftertaste.
- The argument left an unpleasant aftertaste for the rest of the evening.
- The film's ending left a strange aftertaste.
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What is "aftertaste" in Greek?
"aftertaste" in Greek is επίγευση. aftertaste means: A taste that lingers in the mouth after eating or drinking something.
How do you pronounce επίγευση?
"aftertaste" in Greek is επίγευση, pronounced "epigefsi".
How do you use "aftertaste" in a sentence?
Example: "The wine left a bitter aftertaste." In Greek, "aftertaste" is επίγευση.
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