Pronunciation: /ɡæstrəˈnɑmɪkli/
adjective of or relating to gastronomy or the art of good eating
A1 I enjoy simple, gastronomically satisfying meals.
A2 The restaurant offers a gastronomically diverse menu.
B1 She is known for her gastronomically adventurous taste in food.
B2 The gastronomically exquisite dishes were a delight to the senses.
C1 His gastronomically refined palate could discern even the subtlest flavors.
C2 The gastronomically sophisticated chef created a culinary masterpiece.
adverb relating to gastronomy or the art of good eating
A1 I like simple food, I don't care about gastronomically fancy dishes.
A2 She enjoys trying new foods and experiencing different gastronomically cultures.
B1 The restaurant is known for its gastronomically pleasing menu that combines flavors from around the world.
B2 The chef's gastronomically innovative creations have earned the restaurant a Michelin star.
C1 The food critic described the meal as a gastronomically exquisite experience that exceeded all expectations.
C2 The gastronomically sophisticated diner could discern the subtle flavors and techniques used in the dish.
formal The restaurant is known for its gastronomically pleasing dishes.
informal I always enjoy trying new gastronomically exciting foods.
slang This place serves up some seriously gastronomically bomb grub.
figurative Her writing style is gastronomically rich, filled with flavorful descriptions.
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