gustatory — relating to the sense of taste
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: relating to the sense of taste
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈɡʌstəˌtɔːri/
Korean meaning: 미각의, 맛과 관련된
Korean pronunciation: **거스**터토리
Example Sentences
- The wine critic had an exceptionally refined gustatory sense.
- My gustatory adventures led me to try chocolate-covered insects.
- The neuroscientist studied gustatory pathways in the brain.
gustatory
ADJECTIVE//ˈɡʌstəˌtɔːri//
relating to the sense of taste

a chef nervously watches as a food judge carefully tastes a spoonful of soup from a steaming bowl. The judge closes their eyes and pauses thoughtfully as the flavors register on their palate. Their facial expression slowly transforms from neutral concentration to pure delight. The chef's anxious face begins to relax as they observe the judge's positive reaction. Other kitchen staff lean in from the background, eager to see the tasting results. the judge's gustatory experience relating to the sense of taste
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Origin
From Latin 'gustare' meaning 'to taste' or 'to try by tasting.' Ancient Romans valued the sense of taste highly, using this verb to describe both literal tasting of food and metaphorical 'sampling' of experiences.
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“The wine critic had an exceptionally refined gustatory sense.”
“My gustatory adventures led me to try chocolate-covered insects.”
“The neuroscientist studied gustatory pathways in the brain.”
“His gustatory memory could distinguish between 50 types of cheese.”
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