noun
- the quality of being pleasant or acceptable to taste
- the quality of being acceptable or agreeable
Usage: figurative use
Examples
- The chef improved the palatability of the vegetables by adding herbs and spices.
- Food scientists study the palatability of different ingredients in processed foods.
- The medicine’s poor palatability made it difficult for children to take.
- The palatability of the proposal increased after they reduced the costs.
- Nutritionists balance health benefits with palatability when designing meal plans.
- The restaurant’s success depends on the palatability of its dishes.
- Critics questioned the palatability of the new tax policy to voters.