savours in English

noun

1

a characteristic taste, flavor, or smell, especially a pleasant one.

the subtle savor of wood smoke

synonyms: smell, aroma, fragrance, scent, perfume, bouquet, taste, flavor, tang, smack, piquancy, interest, attraction, flavor, spice, zest, excitement, enjoyment, shine, zing, pizzazz, sparkle

verb

1

taste (good food or drink) and enjoy it completely.

gourmets will want to savor our game specialties

2

have a suggestion or trace of (something, especially something bad).

their genuflections savored of superstition and popery

synonyms: suggest, smack of, have the hallmarks of, seem like, have the air of, show signs of

noun

smell, aroma, fragrance, scent, perfume, bouquet, taste, flavor, tang, smack
trace, hint, suggestion, touch, smack
piquancy, interest, attraction, flavor, spice, zest, excitement, enjoyment, shine, zing, pizzazz, sparkle
nip, smack, flavor, sapidity, tang, relish

verb

relish, suggest, enjoy, taste
relish, enjoy (to the full), appreciate, delight in, revel in, luxuriate in, bask in
suggest, smack of, have the hallmarks of, seem like, have the air of, show signs of
enjoy, relish, bask
taste

Use "savours" in a sentence

1. That savours strongly of bitterness.

2. That savours strongly of bitterness

3. The cask savours of the first fill. 

4. 1 The cask savours of the first fill. 

5. the "Palayson" restaurant of the Domaines, located in a country house in a welcoming setting, will allure you by its charm and its refined cuisine incorporating the many savours of Provence.

6. Divided in 2 parts, Dreamlight is a mix of Berlin School with analog savours and a progressive EM that join RMI’s structures. From Tomita to Schulze (Body Love), the intro of Part 1 is splendidly floating, without being annoying.

7. The Cowslips tall her pensioners be; In their gold coats spots you see; Those be rubies, fairy favours, In those freckles live their savours: I must go seek some dew-drops here, And hang a pearl in every cowslip’s ear

8. The place yaf a thousand savours swote, And Bachus, god of wyn, sat hir besyde, And Ceres next, that doth of hunger bote; And, as I seide, Amiddes lay Cipryde, To whom on knees two yonge folkes cryde To ben hir help; but thus I leet hir lye, And ferther in the temple I gan espye That, in dispyte of Diane the chaste, Ful many a bowe y-broke heng