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untasteable

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Untasteable (adj) means not able to be tasted; lacking any flavour.

adj
1
Not able to be tasted; lacking any flavour.
2
So nasty-tasting that no one could bear to eat or drink it.
"The residue, however, is extremely acid and bitter, practically untasteable." — The American Wine Society Manual (1981)
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Etymology

Formed from un- and tasteable.

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What is the meaning of untasteable?
"untasteable" (adj) means not able to be tasted; lacking any flavour.
What is another word for untasteable?
Other words for "untasteable" include flavorless, tasteless, unpalatable, disgusting.
What are the different meanings of untasteable?
"untasteable" has 2 main meanings: 1. Not able to be tasted; lacking any flavour; 2. So nasty-tasting that no one could bear to eat or drink it.

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