Similar words: acquired, acquire, acquirer, acquirement, acquiring, acquirable, in bad taste, required. Meaning: n. a preference that is only acquired after considerable experience.
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1. Decaffeinated coffee is an acquired taste.
2. Broad beans are very much an acquired taste.
3. Olives are an acquired taste.
4. Olives are something of an acquired taste .
5. Abstract art is an acquired taste.
6. Art is an acquired taste — no one is born knowing that Michelangelo is wonderful.
7. Some smoking and alcoholic drinks are an acquired taste and are not in born.
8. They are like sushi, maybe an acquired taste.
9. Whisky is an acquired taste.
10. It is an acquired taste but very refreshing.
11. Protective poison, an acquired taste.
12. For many people, her dry humor is an acquired taste.
13. Curry is an acquired taste and heavily spiced food is surely not suitable for the stomachs of very young children.
14. It is an acquired taste for sensitive palates but a lot of hungry people are only too happy to tuck in.
15. Living alone is an acquired taste.
16. Art is an acquired taste.
17. Martinis are an acquired taste.
18. Lisa: It's an acquired taste, yes. But it's a staple of the islands.
19. Something of an acquired taste. I just haven't really acquired it yet.
20. I like jam with cheese, but it's an acquired taste.
21. Some alcoholic drinks are an acquired taste and are not liked at first.
22. They are rich in proteins and vitamins of the B group, but they are an acquired taste.
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23. But the Moodies, propelled by pseudo-symphonic arrangements and mysticism, always were and always will be an acquired taste.
24. Much of this is actually linguistics, however - something of an acquired taste.
25. Salty coffee may sound strange, but it isn't so much an acquired taste as sequential tasting.
26. The salty yolk in the middle, representing the full moon, is an acquired taste.
27. This meant that "the King James Version was something of an acquired taste for Bellow"; more, that "claiming the canonical English version [was]...a conscious act of fashioning an American identity."
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