Adjective:

நாவுக்கினிய, சுவைக்கினிய,

palatable's Usage Examples:

His advice, however, was unpalatable and proved ineffectual.

Commercial nettle tea has a very strong taste which may take some getting used to, or you can sweeten it with a little honey to make it more palatable.

It wasn't tasty, but at least it was palatable.

It is also a traditional way of purifying and sweetening water, known to render even putrid water palatable.

It somewhat squelched the taste, enough so they were palatable.

In the latter case they become green and have an acrid taste, which renders them unpalatable to human beings, and as poisonous qualities are produced similar to those of many Solanaceae they are unwholesome.

An avowed enemy of Ultramontanism, he contributed in no small degree to making the idea of German unity more palatable to the South Germans.

Its lower course is sluggish, where its waters are made unpalatable by a reddish slime.

Bread made from bunted flour is dark in colour, and both unpalatable and unwholesome.

Its flesh is palatable although wanting in fat, while its skin forms the chief clothing material of the Patagonians.

) of tubers, which are palatable, but have a slightly acid taste.

The snapper is at once the handsomest and most palatable of a good variety of sea fish.

Synonyms:

edible, appetising, eatable, toothsome, tasty, appetizing, comestible,

Antonyms:

tough, unappetizing, unpalatable, tasteless, inedible,