口当たり | Japanese meaning

口当たり【くちあたり】

Frequency rank: 26,295. – 26,481.

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

taste; feel on the tongue
manner; demeanour; demeanor; bearing; way of talking

Forms

口当たり【くちあたり】Frequency rank: 26,295. – 26,481.
くちあたり

Generated definitions (experimental)

taste; feel on the tongue

This meaning refers to the sensory experience of tasting something, particularly how it feels in the mouth and on the tongue when consumed.

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This dish has a very smooth texture.

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Sweet desserts have a pleasant feel on the tongue.

manner; demeanour; demeanor; bearing; way of talking

This meaning pertains to the way a person presents themselves or communicates, encompassing their attitude, style, and overall conduct in interactions with others.

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He always speaks in a polite manner.

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Her demeanor is very confident.

Generated collocations (experimental)

good mouthfeelbad mouthfeelto enjoy the taste/feel on the tonguesmooth on the tonguesmooth texture in mouthfeelpleasantness of the taste/feel on the tongueto prioritize the mouthfeelto notice the difference in mouthfeelmanner of speakingdishes with a pleasant taste/feel

Wiktionary definitions (experimental)

いんしょくぶつ飲食物をくちにいれた口に入れたとき時のかんじ感じ．.あじ味．.したざわり舌触り．.
たいおう対応のしかた．.もてなし．.ひとあたり人あたり．.ことば言葉のちょうし調子．.

Wiktionary

Example sentences

2 results

1. 。

That is most agreeable to the taste.

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2. 。

This is a smooth wine, which goes down easy.