Flavorless

Pronunciation: /ˈfleɪvərləs/

Definitions of flavorless

adjective describing something that lacks flavor or taste

Example Sentences

A1 The soup was flavorless.

A2 She found the salad to be flavorless.

B1 The pasta dish was unfortunately flavorless.

B2 The chef's attempt at creating a new dish was deemed flavorless by the critics.

C1 The restaurant received negative reviews due to their flavorless menu options.

C2 Despite the chef's expertise, the dish was disappointingly flavorless.

Examples of flavorless in a Sentence

formal The chef received complaints that the dish was flavorless.

informal This food is so flavorless, I can't even eat it.

slang I can't stand this bland and flavorless food.

figurative Her writing was described as flavorless, lacking any depth or emotion.

Grammatical Forms of flavorless

• past tense: flavored
• plural: flavorlesses
• comparative: more flavorless
• superlative: most flavorless
• present tense: flavorless
• future tense: will be flavorless
• perfect tense: has been flavorless
• continuous tense: is being flavorless
• singular: flavorless
• positive degree: flavorless
• infinitive: to flavorless
• gerund: flavorlessing
• participle: flavorlessed

Origin and Evolution of flavorless

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Old French

Story behind the word: The word 'flavorless' originated from the combination of the Old French word 'flaveur' meaning taste or smell, and the suffix '-less' indicating without.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'flavorless' has evolved to not only describe food or drinks lacking in taste but also to refer to anything that lacks excitement, interest, or appeal.