Savorless

Pronunciation: /ˈseɪvərləs/

Definitions of savorless

adjective having no taste or flavor; bland

Example Sentences

A1 The food was savorless, I didn't enjoy it at all.

A2 She found the soup to be savorless and bland.

B1 The dish was disappointingly savorless, lacking any depth of flavor.

B2 The chef's attempt at a new recipe turned out to be savorless and unappetizing.

C1 The savorless meal left a lot to be desired in terms of culinary experience.

C2 Despite the chef's reputation, the dish was surprisingly savorless and uninspired.

Examples of savorless in a Sentence

formal The dish was disappointingly savorless, lacking any depth of flavor.

informal This sandwich is so savorless, I can barely taste anything!

slang I can't believe I paid for this savorless pizza, it's like cardboard.

figurative Her speech was savorless, lacking any emotional impact or inspiration.

Grammatical Forms of savorless

• past tense: savored
• plural: savorlesses
• comparative: more savorless
• superlative: most savorless
• present tense: savors
• future tense: will savor
• perfect tense: have savored
• continuous tense: is savoring
• singular: savorless
• positive degree: savorless
• infinitive: to savor
• gerund: savoring
• participle: savoring

Origin and Evolution of savorless

First Known Use: 1300 year

Language of Origin: Middle English

Story behind the word: The word 'savorless' originated from Middle English, derived from the Old French word 'savorles'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'savorless' has retained its original meaning of lacking taste or flavor, but may also be used metaphorically to describe something dull or unexciting.