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Adjective(1) acceptable to the taste or mind,delicious,agreeable(2) acceptable to the taste or mind(3) delicious(4) agreeable

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Adjective(1) acceptable to the taste or mind,delicious,agreeable(2) acceptable to the taste or mind(3) delicious(4) agreeable

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(1) After all, all she did was espouse extreme right wing policies, a lot of them palatable to many Australians.(2) These ideas are presented in attractive and palatable ways that suggest warm feelings of inclusion and the celebration of diversity.(3) Any u00d4u00f6u00bcu251cu25516 wine from Italy that uses grapes from Old Vines should deliver a very interesting and palatable wine.(4) Central contracts make the current proposed imbalance palatable , assuming money is the only issue for the clubs.(5) Actually, animal and human studies suggest fructose's more palatable reputation is undeserved.(6) This is a very palatable wine that aims for broad appeal at a knockdown price.(7) You can relish the palatable dishes while enjoying the panoramic view by the beach side.(8) I propose a framework for a solution that might be palatable to both the military and the CIA.(9) If food is reasonably palatable , we tend to eat what is put in front of us.(10) In fact, this was merely a ploy to make the government's actual intentions seem more palatable .(11) They offer palatable meat, but have not been sought after in the same way as true lobsters or prawns.(12) That's an important point, which makes the current policy somewhat more palatable .(13) Apparently now they are more palatable but lacking in food value.(14) With the surprisingly palatable local wine, a three-course meal worked out at less than u00d4u00f6u00bcu251cu25518 a head.(15) Yet, they have proved incapable of any serious effort to tone down their policies or even make them more palatable to the electorate.(16) Beauty is healing, for it has the power to counterbalance the horrific - to make it palatable .

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(1) After all, all she did was espouse extreme right wing policies, a lot of them palatable to many Australians.(2) These ideas are presented in attractive and palatable ways that suggest warm feelings of inclusion and the celebration of diversity.(3) Any u00d4u00f6u00bcu251cu25516 wine from Italy that uses grapes from Old Vines should deliver a very interesting and palatable wine.(4) Central contracts make the current proposed imbalance palatable , assuming money is the only issue for the clubs.(5) Actually, animal and human studies suggest fructose's more palatable reputation is undeserved.(6) This is a very palatable wine that aims for broad appeal at a knockdown price.(7) You can relish the palatable dishes while enjoying the panoramic view by the beach side.(8) I propose a framework for a solution that might be palatable to both the military and the CIA.(9) If food is reasonably palatable , we tend to eat what is put in front of us.(10) In fact, this was merely a ploy to make the government's actual intentions seem more palatable .(11) They offer palatable meat, but have not been sought after in the same way as true lobsters or prawns.(12) That's an important point, which makes the current policy somewhat more palatable .(13) Apparently now they are more palatable but lacking in food value.(14) With the surprisingly palatable local wine, a three-course meal worked out at less than u00d4u00f6u00bcu251cu25518 a head.(15) Yet, they have proved incapable of any serious effort to tone down their policies or even make them more palatable to the electorate.(16) Beauty is healing, for it has the power to counterbalance the horrific - to make it palatable .

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