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Discover LudwigThe phrase "has no taste" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that lacks flavor, style, or aesthetic appeal.
Example: "The dish was disappointing because it has no taste, leaving diners unsatisfied."
Alternatives: "lacks flavor" or "is flavorless."
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"It has no taste".
He has no taste".
"He" has no taste buds or appetite.
"That one has no taste," he said.
THE Kremlin has no taste for spontaneous opposition.
Water has no taste.' 'Water tastes like,' Hermsprong says, 'water.' [laughs] Water tastes like water.
It has no taste at all, because Banjo's mother won't let him eat the sassy sausage.
It's not that our family has no taste, it's just that our family's taste is inconsistent.
Further, it has no taste, it provides no nutrition, and it leaves the body unaltered.
Shahram, in turn, thinks that the older generation has no taste in music.
It has no taste at all, but people buy it, because it's cheaper".
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