1. having a pleasant taste; flavorful
Usage: formal; literary
2. having intellectual interest or appeal; engaging
Usage: formal; literary

Examples

• The chef’s sapid creation delighted all the dinner guests.
• She preferred sapid dishes with bold spices over bland food.
• The professor’s sapid lectures kept students engaged throughout the semester.
• His sapid wit made him a popular dinner party guest.
• The wine’s sapid qualities impressed even the most discerning critics.
• The novel’s sapid dialogue brought the characters to life.