Definition

To have a particular taste or smell, often in a way that is enjoyable or distinctive.

Example

She likes to savor the flavors of her favorite dishes.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Did you try that new dish at the restaurant?

Yeah, it was amazing! It really savored of fresh herbs.

I could tell! The flavors were so vibrant.

Absolutely, I love when a meal has that kind of depth.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

A specific taste or smell that is enjoyable or distinctive.

Example

The savor of the freshly baked bread filled the kitchen.

Conversation

Have you ever experienced the savor of a really good meal?

Absolutely! It's like every bite is a celebration of flavors.

I know, right? It's amazing how food can have such a rich savor that lingers.

Definition

To enjoy or appreciate something completely, especially in terms of taste or experience.

Example

She took a moment to savor the rich flavor of the chocolate before swallowing.

Tense Forms

Conversation

I just had the most amazing chocolate cake, and I really want to savor it again.

That sounds delicious! What made it so special?

The flavors were incredible, I could savor every bite as it melted in my mouth.

Root Explanation

Savor → It originates from Old French 'savorer' (meaning to taste or enjoy), which comes from Latin 'sapere' (meaning to taste or have flavor). The word 'savor' means to taste or enjoy something with appreciation, particularly in relation to food or experiences.

Memory Tip

Think of the Latin word 'sapere' which means to taste, and remember that 'savor' is about enjoying and appreciating flavors.

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