Acerbity
Meaning in Nepali:
खटास, तीखापन
Pronunciation:
(uh-sur-bi-tee)
Part of Speech:
noun
Nearby Words:
- Acidulous: (adj.) तीखो, खट्टा
- Bitterness: (noun) तीखापन, खटास
- Caustic: (adj.) तीखो, खट्टा
- Harshness: (noun) कठोरता, तीखापन
- Sourness: (noun) खटास, तीखापन
Synonyms:
- Acidity
- Tartness
- Sharpness
- Bitterness
- Acrimony
Antonyms:
मधुरता (Sweetness)
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Acerbity refers to the quality of being sour or bitter in taste or temperament. In Nepali, it is translated as “खटास” and “तीखापन.” As a noun, acerbity is often used to describe a sharp or biting quality, whether in the flavor of food or in a person’s speech or behavior. It can also refer to a feeling of bitterness or resentment. Synonyms for acerbity include acidity, tartness, sharpness, bitterness, and acrimony. The antonym for acerbity in Nepali is “मधुरता” (Sweetness). To learn more about the word acerbity, you can refer to dictionary.com, wikipedia.org, or thefreedictionary.com.