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Meaning of insaboro




Manolo Gato

insaboro
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As Ines Merino, the term is not accepted by the Royal Academy. It would mean no flavor, but for this meaning, there is the TASTELESS term

  




Inés Merino

It is not recognised by the Royal Academy of the Spanish language. To carry the prefix in - along with the word " saboro " it comes from flavor, it comes to be a qualifying adjective used to define something that has no flavor, which is tasteless.

  



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