Meaning of Flavors
The various tastes that food and drinks can have.
In simple words: The different tastes of food or drinks.
Flavors in a sentence
- This ice cream comes in many different flavors.
- I love the flavors of international cuisine.
- Can you try to identify the flavors in this dish?
- The new soda has a unique flavor combination.
- What flavors do you want to order for the cake?
How to use Flavors
Use 'flavors' in casual and everyday conversation about food. Less common in formal writing.
Grammar pattern
countable noun
Memory hint
Think of flavor as 'flavorful' – it adds taste and joy to food.
Related words
Collocations with Flavors
- sweet flavors
- spicy flavors
- exotic flavors
- natural flavors
- artificial flavors
Opposites of Flavors
- plain
- bland
Common mistakes with Flavors
- Confusing 'flavors' with 'aromas' – aromas refer to smells, not tastes.
- Using 'flavor' in plural form when talking about a single type – e.g., 'flavor' instead of 'flavors' when referring to one.
- Mistaking 'flavor' as a noun only, while it can also be used as a verb (to flavor something).
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Frequently asked questions about Flavors
What does Flavors mean?
The different tastes of food or drinks.
What is the definition of Flavors?
The various tastes that food and drinks can have.
How do you use Flavors in a sentence?
This ice cream comes in many different flavors.
Can you give another example of Flavors?
I love the flavors of international cuisine.
What are synonyms for Flavors?
Common alternatives include taste, savor, style, variety, seasoning.
What is the opposite of Flavors?
Opposite meanings include plain, bland.
What words go with Flavors?
It commonly pairs with sweet flavors, spicy flavors, exotic flavors, natural flavors, artificial flavors.
What are common mistakes when using Flavors?
Confusing 'flavors' with 'aromas' – aromas refer to smells, not tastes. Using 'flavor' in plural form when talking about a single type – e.g., 'flavor' instead of 'flavors' when referring to one. Mistaking 'flavor' as a noun only, while it can also be used as a verb (to flavor something).
How do you pronounce Flavors?
US: //ˈfleɪ.vɚz//, UK: //ˈfleɪ.vərz//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use Flavors?
Use 'flavors' in casual and everyday conversation about food. Less common in formal writing.

