How Do You Spell SAVORILY?

Pronunciation: [sˈe͡ɪvəɹəlˌi] (IPA)

Savorily, spelled /ˈseɪ.vər.əl.i/, is an adverb that pertains to having a pleasing or enjoyable taste. It is derived from the noun savor, which means flavor or taste. The word is spelled with -orily, which is commonly used for adverbs indicating manner, as in happily, easily, or zealously. The pronunciation of savorily involves stress on the second syllable, with the first vowel sound being 'ey' as in grey, and the second vowel sound being 'ə' as in the second syllable of the word 'sofa.'

SAVORILY Meaning and Definition

1. Savorily is an adverb that refers to the quality of being savory. The term "savorily" describes something that is appetizing, flavorful, or pleasing to the taste buds. It indicates the presence of a rich, enjoyable taste or aroma that enhances the overall culinary experience.

   When used to describe food, "savorily" suggests that the dish has a well-balanced combination of flavors, such as a delectable blend of spices, savory herbs, or perfectly seasoned ingredients. It signifies that the food has been prepared with care and attention to detail, resulting in a delicious and satisfying taste that lingers on the palate.

   Beyond the realm of food, "savorily" can also be used metaphorically to describe experiences, emotions, or even art forms. For example, one could say that an engaging novel is written savorily, meaning that the language and storytelling are captivating and enjoyable. Similarly, a painting may be described as savorily created if it evokes a sense of aesthetic pleasure and appreciation.

   Overall, the term "savorily" encapsulates the desirable quality of savoriness, whether in terms of tastiness, enjoyment, or overall appeal. It conveys a sense of delight, satisfaction, and pleasure, often associated with well-prepared and flavorful food, but also applicable in other contexts that evoke a pleasurable experience.

Common Misspellings for SAVORILY

• Savozily

Etymology of SAVORILY

The word "savorily" is derived from the adjective "savory".

The term "savory" originated from the Old French word "savoure" (meaning tasty or flavorful) which came from the Latin word "sapor" (meaning taste or flavor). The Latin word "sapor" itself can be traced back to the Proto-Indo-European root *sabor- (meaning taste).

Over time, "savory" evolved into the adverb "savorily" to describe something done in a delicious or appetizing manner.

Similar spelling words for SAVORILY

• severely,
• XVRL,
• say farewell,
• several-seeded,
• Savourily,
• Safrole,
• spherule,
• ciavarella,
• severly,
• Sefril,
• savourly,
• CEFRL,
• severally,
• zafarullah,
• several,
• cifarelli,
• zeffirelli,
• Savorly,
• Spheral,
• Safrol,
• spherula.