delectablein a sentence
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The cake is delicious, scrumptious and delectable.delectable = extremely pleasing
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We transform farm-fresh ingredients into delectable dishes.
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The grass you are standing on, my dear little ones, is made of a new kind of soft, minty sugar that I've just invented! I call it swudge! Try a blade! Please do! It's delectable! (source)
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In a forest looking for beechnuts and truffles and delectable roots, pushing leaves aside with my wonderful strong nose, searching and sniffing along the ground, smelling, smelling, smelling …. (source)delectable = extremely tasty (tasting good)
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That delectable long-lost thing that her grandmother had told her about.† (source)
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Despite the tension in my stomach, I eat as much as I can, although none of the delectable food makes any impression on me.† (source)
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Each man got one delectable puff.† (source)
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Teeleh licked his lips delectably.† (source)
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Bring those delectables over here and give us a kiss.† (source)
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To drift away, shedding money gradually like a deflating blimp, a prey to cads and delectable bounders, sinking down into the unmentionable.† (source)
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Transparent, manifold, scalloped along their inward edges like the valves of a sea creature, they moved delectably on the air of the open window.† (source)
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A train of mules trailed behind them, carrying chests and casks and barrels, and hampers of delectables to keep the lord of cheese from growing peckish.† (source)
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How delectable it was to think of this baby, her baby, their baby.† (source)
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'Delectably!' observed Catherine.† (source)
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*arranged They leade her by rivers and by wells, And eke in other places delectables; They dancen, and they play at chess and tables.† (source)
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I have a dry red from the Arbor, crisp and delectable.† (source)
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