Delectably: meaning, definitions and examples

Use this word to describe something incredibly tasty, usually in a formal or literary context.

• The chef prepared a meal that was delectably seasoned with exotic spices

This word is suitable for informal contexts to describe the flavor of food or an experience that is highly pleasurable.

• The cake was deliciously moist and chocolaty
• The vacation was deliciously relaxing

Use this word to describe something that gives great pleasure or enjoyment, which doesn't necessarily have to be related to taste.

• The movie was delightfully funny
• She decorated her home in a delightfully charming manner

Usually employed in a more elegant or sophisticated setting to describe something that is both pleasing and enjoyable, often in relation to food or experiences.

• The chef served a delectably prepared dish that left everyone wanting more
• The wine was delectably smooth and rich in flavor

Commonly used in everyday conversation to refer to anything that tastes very good. It's a widely accepted term for appealing food or drink.

• The cake she baked was absolutely delicious
• That restaurant serves the most delicious pasta

Used in informal and everyday conversations to simply express that something tastes good. It’s somewhat less intense than delicious or scrumptious.

• That sandwich was really tasty
• She made a tasty soup for dinner

Typically used in a more casual setting to describe food that looks and tastes especially appealing. It adds a playful or enthusiastic tone.

• The cookies were scrumptious, with gooey chocolate chips
• We had a scrumptious meal at the picnic