Tastily: meaning, definitions and examples

This word is rarely used and might be considered redundant, as 'tastily' is already listed. Likely similar in usage to 'tastily'.

• 'She cooked the dinner so tastily that everyone enjoyed it
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Used to emphasize the delightful taste or smell of food. Can be used in both informal and formal settings.

• 'The cake was deliciously sweet and moist
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An informal and playful way to describe something that tastes very good. Commonly used in casual conversations, especially with children.

• 'The cookies were baked yummily, just like grandma used to make
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Used to describe food that looks or smells good enough to make you want to eat it. Often used in more formal contexts or food descriptions.

• 'The chef arranged the dishes so appetizingly that the guests couldn't resist trying everything
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