sapid
adjectiveHaving a distinct, pleasing flavor.
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Clear all filtersHaving a distinct, pleasing flavor.
Showing deep wisdom or sound judgment.
A mistaken understanding of a situation or statement.
Mistaken understanding
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To warn, advise firmly, or express disapproval of someone's conduct.
Express firm disapproval
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To express strong disapproval or issue a formal reprimand.
Deserving scorn or strong disapproval.
To weaken strength or the ability to function.
Sad or discouraged after disappointment.
Sad after disappointment
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To strongly disapprove of or deeply regret.
Expressing disapproval or making something seem less valuable.
Expressing a low opinion
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Departing from an accepted or expected standard, sometimes with a disapproving implication.
Upset or discouraged by an unwelcome development.
An incorrect belief or understanding.
Incorrect belief
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To interpret something incorrectly.
To understand or explain the meaning of something incorrectly.
To read something incorrectly or form a mistaken understanding of a situation.
Expressing disapproval or contempt.
Expressing disapproval
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To express sharp disapproval of someone's behavior.
To express formal or strong disapproval of someone's conduct.
To express disappointment or blame for someone's behavior.
To express disapproval or criticism, often with a corrective purpose.
Causing strong moral disapproval or appearing shockingly excessive.
Done secretly to avoid notice or disapproval.
To weaken support, confidence, or effectiveness, often gradually or indirectly.
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