Taste and Wit

Taste

Taste noun - The property of a substance that can be identified by the sense of taste.

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Wit and taste are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Wit" instead a noun "Taste".

Nearby Words: tasteless, tasteful, tasty, tasted, tastefully

Wit noun - A person (as a writer) noted for or specializing in humor.

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Taste and wit are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Taste" instead a noun "Wit".

Nearby Words: witty, witling

good	good taste	good wit
typical	typical taste	typical wit
usual	usual taste	usual wit
sharp	sharp taste	sharp wit
Other adjectives: constant, great, superior, bitter, necessary, legendary.

She possesses the wit, taste and esprit necessary to be a star of Society, and never crosses the border of good taste and civility.

Source: Proper Lady
Understandable, given that many of them were relying almost entirely on bad taste for their humor with little in the way of genuine wit and imagination.

Source: Bias Steamroller
Faux Affably Evil: Count Scarlioni, with his exquisite manners, his refined taste, his debonair wit, his plan to undo 400 million years of history and wipe out the human race... For Science!

Source: Recap / Doctor Who S17 E2 "City of Death"

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